i would add tim kaine. when i worked for eric canner, whenever the virginia tech shooting would come up, the tone he would talk about people who worked at the time in the virginia delegation changed. they became subdued. they talked with awe in respect to the process that tim kaine brought into this to bring disparate groups and disparate interests together to get something done. and we hear so often, laura -- dana knows this so well -- especially around issues like this that we have to do something. and when you talk about doing something without being specific, it makes it very hard. i know when dana would call me from time to time in really tough moments in the capital, i could tell her about what we wanted to do and what we hoped we could do. it was hard to talk about what we could do and what we would do. we're starting to see difference in that now, and i think red flag laws may be the first place we can go with that. >> one of the concerns i have in just thinking about this story, we're talking about

. >> brennan: we go now to senator tim kaine who joins us from richmond, virginia. you, senator. >> great to be with you, margaret. thank you. >> brennan: we woke up to the images of speaker pelosi and top congressional democrats walking around downtown kyiv. it is a statement of support. i know president biden has asked for that statement to be backed up with $33 billion of funding from congress. how quickly do you think this will get done? >> um, margaret, we'll turn to it as soon as we get back to the senate tomorrow. and i think we need to push it very, very quickly. obviously we just sent an aid package for ukraine about a month ago that was about $13 billion, thunder is a dramatic escalation over what we did in 2021 and even before that. but this additional aid is necessary to help ukraine win and beat russia's illegal invasion of their country. >> brennan: well, when that last $13 billion package was passed, republican leader mitch mcconnell was on this program, and he said if the ukrainians want more money, we'll give it to them. you don't hear republican le

joining me about this, senator tim kaine.cribed pro life democrat, but there was a -- it's what i would call, personally pro life and maybe legally pro choice, and i guess that would probably describe your position. is that fair? >> it is, chuck. i think about 30% of americans have the position i do, and we are personally pro life and live that way and we think people ought to be able to make their own reproductive decisions >> it feels like this is something that i see already susan collins is not going to vote for this version of the bill because there's a piece of fine print that she thinks is not protected there. is this something that politically is even possible to get 51 people to agree on what the -- i mean, it feels like -- it seems impossible that you would agree on a floor? >> i think to get 60 votes right now in the senate is virtually impossible, chuck, because the republicans want to overrule roe v. wade. there's a couple exceptions, susan collins and lisa murkowski, but most of them want to return to pre-roe, a

. >>> cnbc abstain tim kained a memo stated hiring would be considered a privilege going forward. 11% down 50% so for this year. the dow dropped another 650 points and the snp at 500 recorded its lowest close in more than a year. stay with us, the latest from wall street when the stock market opens this morning. >>> coming up on kpix 5, a big show of support for ukraine right here in san francisco. we'll take you to the concert expected to raise six figures for the relief area. >> the biggest county will discuss hiring water cups. we'll explain. >>> the sound of music united san francisco at a benefit concert for ukraine and sara shows us some of the performers rushing to also want peace, not war. >> it's said that music is a universal language and monday night's concert of compassion as it was called, was meant to speak peace into existence. >> it's a vibration that connects us more powerfully than anything else. >> this benefit concert held at a historic pacific heights temple was brought about to raise money for charities helping ukrainian refugees amid the russian invasion now in

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and at this point, tim kaine, you know, he's actually responding. >> what strikes me if. we're the largest energy producer in the world and we know that at least transitionally our european allies need energy from sources other than russia that is going to saudi arabia and say please produce more energy when we're notot willing to do it ourself. i just don't get it. i think i don't know s that there's a coherent strategy. the democrats saw that we can win and virginia gov. tim kaine is making sense of this . this was true sabotage of the american economy. oh , sure. i mean, joe biden said that he was doing everything he could to lower gasev prices and he's done the exact that was a lie.ra that was a lot. he's done the exact opposite . not only did he cancel t his leases this week, but he's actually a federal appellatehe arguing that he doesn't have to do any more leasing because of climate change. so and you know, you throww in the rollback ofin the trump reforms of national government policy act and everything else, all the pipeline problems, you know, they're trying to

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tim kaine telling usa today they are having good discussions about that legislation.t is not as expansive as the bill senate leadership tried to move yesterday. back to your phone calls, just a few minutes left in this segment, eating your message to congress on your views of abortion. bobby in arkansas, good morning. bobby, are you with us? then we will go to roger in mckenzie, alabama. independent. caller: good morning. thank you for your show. i am calling to say that abortion should be between your doctor and the woman. it has gone way past that now. now it is birth control. you can make a man where birth control. the 20 things you can take before you have a sexual relationship or birth control. the build you can take after the fact if you forget, you can't take it and not get pregnant. eifert someone say -- i have heard someone say -- it costs $.88 to get a test to see if you're pregnant. my neighbor's dog jumped over my fence and mated with my dog so i called my vet and asked if we could abort these babies. thevet said no, we cannot do that. if women would just

others are supportive of lifting title. 42 senator tim kaine tell cbs news face the nation. the policy wasn't meant to be used as a long-term immigration fix and the right answer for the border is not an emergency. short-term regulation, right? answers permanent fixes that will help and the biden administration agrees they've been calling on congress to address what they see as a broken immigration system. secretary mayorkas said on fox news sunday, there's a need for legislation that streamlines the process for migrants building the orderly legal pathways for people to obtain relief under our laws. >> right now title 42 is set to expire on may 23rd, but it is sort of stuck in a legal limbo as lawsuits. the aim to keep it in place work their way through the courts. live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you for that update. hannah. >> well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news women participated in the 27th annual swim a mile for women with cancer for charity. why people want to bring awareness. swimming? we're going to be right back after the break. >> over a

democrat tim kaine is concerned the administration is sending mixed messages.of the administration is really concerned as they should be about climate and some of the inner administration is really concerned about. >> trying to backstop our european allies on energy. but i don't really see meaningful coronation in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> activists has gathered more than a million signatures to put the living wage act of 2022. on the november ballot, the proposal would require california's minimum wage to be raised to $18 an hour with wages increasing by one dollar each year starting in 2023, the petition needs to gather enough signatures to equal 5% of the total number of votes cast in the previous gubernatorial election, which comes to just over 623,000. >> doctor fauci is new message for people as covid cases keep rising. what he says will happen if congress fails to fund the government's response efforts. plus, what governor newsom is doing to try and help stop freeway shootings here in the bay area. and it's gut check time for the warriors. they

with a separate covid relief package, which the democrats are pushing him up at democratic center tim kainet necessary. >> joining me now from los angeles is cnn's cedar political analyst and senior editor. always good to have you with us. how critical is this? u.s. politicians led by speaker nancy pelosi visiting team for meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy coming right after the recent visit by the u.s. secretary of defense. and do meetings like this add more pressure on president biden to also visit zelensky? is that even viable? >> first, i think what these meeting show is the support for truly unprecedented in the modern era to go to ukraine. we are talking about the u.s. arming ukraine to an extent that we haven't seen the country play a role since the days of the arsenal democracy as franklin d roosevelt called it when we armed great britain to sustain its fight against hitler before we entered the war. i think that this shows the fact that the elected officials went there, that we have seen the cabinet secretaries go there, i don't know if people will demand that the u.s. president go

joining me now, democratic senator tim kaine.for coming back to the sunday show. president biden has asked congress for 3:43 billion dollars in aid to ukraine. ten billion and spending to deal with covid here in the u.s.. can congress deliver on that? >> jonathan, we have to. there is one other big. when we have a competitiveness bill to make the american workforce one of the most competitive in the world, it has been pending in the senate. it passed in the house a couple of months ago. it is my opinion that we will do covid aid, ukraine wade, and the competitiveness bill. >> republicans are reportedly blocking these spending bills because they insist there is another factor. forcing a congressional vote on title 42, which allows border agents to turn away migrants at the border using a health emergency over covid. do you see that to be a main issue, here? >> i think, jonathan, here is my philosophy. bills that are on the senate floor, we should allow amendments to the bill and vote them up or down. so, yes republicans have said

senator tim kaine says he's in discussions with them.nding the other eight republicans who would vote to break a filibuster for that bill and pass this before the election has other political impl implications for the republicans. i don't see them doing that either. i don't think much will happen on the national level. i think they understand that's not going to happen and this will be an invigorating issue for young voters, a lot of women and you thnger men. the turn out in november will look different than a month ago. >> why is no one trying to do what the majority of americans want to do. >> it is kpas rating. i think this is why a majority of americans say they do not have faith in this two party system. it is not representing us. on the far right you have crazy town which wants no abortions. on the far left, you have crazy town which wants abortions with zero restrictions. most people are in the middle. they want abortion do be legal, safe. i'm pro-life. i want roe to be settled law. i want abortion to be legal with restrictions. i

partisan effort to increase access to abortion and contraceptives under law, democratic senator tim kaine says he has been in talks with republican senator susan collins about compromise legislation. >> now alarming allegations in the south bay. a state police audit examined bias in the san jose police department and four other law enforcement agencies. that uncovered what is being described as a disturbing content communicated by some officers, the state's remedy reforms. our reporter explains what is next. >> unsettling for sure. that is how some describe the results of the state police audit released recently. the report alleges officers at several law enforcement agencies, including the san jose police department, engaged in biased content -- conduct, mocking marginalized groups in person or online. the state legislature state department of not done to prevent this. >> don't want people licensed to carry guns and other kinds of weapons who are patrolling in our neighborhoods who are racist and biased against people of color. they are not going to be there to protect us. >> this retire

they have introduced their own bill and collins has a meeting with democrat tim kaine to discuss it. meanwhile, politico, which published that leaked draft opinion by justice alito overturning roe, says it appears to be the only a pinning opinion circulating this far. >> there is no other opinion in circulation. most likely, these justices have had a long time to think about the issue. they were obviously questioned about it in their confirmation hearings. they said with a said about it. but they also know they think about it. i doubt that other justices or a public reaction is likely to sway them at this point. >> politico adds that the justices are meeting privately tomorrow for the first time since the leak. meanwhile, abortion rights supporters have been demonstrating in front of the homes of justices roberts, kavanaugh and alito. attorney general merrick garland has ordered the marshal service to provided tunnel security for members of the court. we are also keeping an eye on the latest in key investigations into the 2020 elections and of course the january 6th riot. nbc news ha

also, from the halls of congress, tim kaine, -- chair of the progressive caucus are going to join me much more. plus, the nation's first out trans person till elected to its state legislator. danica rome. she will stop by to talk about her new book in the wave of anti-trans legislation sweeping the country. one more thing ali. if it is sunday, it is a packed show. sunday show favorites stopping by live onset. actress and activists cheri lee ralph, and her husband vincent hughes. coming to the sunday show. so you will definitely want to stick around for that. 10 am eastern. >> i love my friend. good to see you. we will be watching. jonathan kaye part, stay tuned for more right after velshi. the sunday show starts at 10 am eastern right here on msnbc. right after the break, i am joined by the prolific margaret atwood, author of the handmaid's tale. he did not need to look forward there than the number of times that this book has been adopted, to understand it's societal evidence residents. a ballet, an opera, a film, and the claims television series on hulu. ision series o hulu then th

. >> susan collins is in talks with senator tim kaine of virginia for a bill that's a lot less aggressive, that's much more along the lines of what you're saying, joe. but i cannot see at this point chuck schumer giving susan collins a vote on her bill. i just don't see it at this point. there's a lot of, to put it nicely, friction between these two. democrats really feel they have the majority and they should go as far as they want to go. you're right. a lot of people might be scratching their heads at this because there is a straight codify roe into law piece of legislation that they're having at the moment. >> i'm a former republican. people can say blah blah blah, right wing former republican. it just seems to me, again, susan collins ran for reelection in 2020. people like me and most in washington thought she was in big trouble and she was going to lose because of her vote on kavanaugh. she won by nine points in a state that joe biden won by nine points. chuck schumer is upset at susan collins and people don't want to give her a vote. they're cutting off their nose to spite their fa

bipartisan effort to increase access to abortion and contraceptives under law, and democratic senator tim kaine says he has been in talks with republican senator susan collins about compromise legislation. reggie: thank you. now alarming allegations in the south bay. a state police audit examined what is being described as disturbing content by the san jose police department. that uncovered what is being described as a disturbing content communicated by some officers, the state's remedy reforms. this the auditor says departments have not done enough to prevent it. >> what we don't want our people licensed to carry guns and other kinds of weapons who are patrolling in our neighborhoods who are racist and biased against people of color. reggie: i san jose assemblyman introduced the clear act last year requiring police departments to screen applicants for ties to hate groups and would make it easier to fire anyone with those connections. >> the fact we are now pushing for today and the support coming out and would happened to january 6 and the sentiment people shared regarding the trust necessary

covid relief package which the democrats are pushing, but we also heard from democratic senator tim kaine this morning who said that is not necessary. so this is a top priority, fred. >> all right. still work to do. suzanne in d.c. thank you so much. >>> all right. and then this. an emotional night at new york's metropolitan opera last night when a ukrainian soprano took her curtain call draped in, as you see it there, the ukrainian flag. a sold out crowd. the singer after her first performance in the title road of ternadod. she replaced a famed russian star who was cut from the performance after her refused to publicly distance herself from russian president vladimir putin following the invasion. >>> coming up georgia prosecutors are about to begin the process of seating a special grand jury to decide if donald trump should be charged for pressuring state officials into overturning the 2020 presidential election. what it means for the former president, next. s feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. luckily, there's biotrurue hydration boost eye dropops for instant moisture. bi

others are supportive of lifting title. 42 senator tim kaine tell cbs news face the nation. the policy wasn't meant to be used as a long-term immigration fix and the right answer for the border is not an emergency. short-term regulation, right? answers permanent fixes that will help and the biden administration agrees they've been calling on congress to address what they see as a broken immigration system. secretary mayorkas said on fox news sunday, there's a need for legislation that streamlines the process for migrants building the orderly legal pathways for people to obtain relief under our laws. >> out title, 42 is supposed to expire on may 23rd, but it is sort of in some sort of legal limbo because there are lawsuits that are aiming to keep it in place and those are still working their way through the courts live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. thanks, hannah. >> we'll take a break here at 5.23. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a train like a celebrity? well, there's an app that can help you do that. we'll tell you about it. coming up next. ♪♪ my name is austin j

bernie sanders, amy klobuchar, and tim kaine were among the many lawmakers who suggested codifying abortion into law after the house has done it. some have said it's worth eliminating the filibuster for, but let's talk about whether any of that is viable. joining me from capitol hill is senator patty murray of washington. the third ranking member of senate democratic leadership. senator, thank you very much for being here. i heard you in your news conference with other members of leadership and you're talking about trying to bring the whpa, the women's health protection act, into debate. and there's a question of whether you can get it into debate. do you think, because manchin has said in the past he wouldn't be for it, do you think you could get susan collins and senator murkowski to say yes to debating this? >> what i think is we are at a very critical juncture in the united states of america. where women's rights and their ability to make their own healthcare decisions is being ripped away by the supreme court and we have to stand up and be counted. i believe the united states senate ne

they have introduced their own bill and collins has a meeting with democrat tim kaine to discuss it.

the democratic senator tim kaine says he is having quote productive discussions with collins and murkowski on a bipartisan bill. however, any abortion legislation would likely struggle to get past a republican filibuster. meanwhile, a small group of abortion rights supporters were outside of justice brett kavanaugh's home last night, the dozen or so demonstrators marched peacefully through the neighborhood. police were there as well. but it's not clear if justice kavanaugh was home during the demonstrations. it is the second time in less than a week protesters have been outside his house in maryland. it was a larger crowd over the weekend. and in response to the protest, attorney general merrick garland has directed the u.s. mar small service to provide extra -- marshal service to provide extra security for the justices and their families. and republican senator tom cotton says that protection is not enough. he sent a letter to the attorney general calling for the arrest and prosecution of protesters who demonstrate outside the homes of justices. cotton's request is getting pushback from s

others are supportive of lifting title. 42 senator tim kaine tell cbs news face the nation. the policy wasn't meant to be used as a long-term immigration fix and the right answer for the border is not an emergency. short-term regulation, right? answers permanent fixes that will help and the biden administration agrees they've been calling on congress to address what they see as a broken immigration system. secretary mayorkas said on fox news sunday, there's a need for legislation that streamlines the process for migrants building the orderly legal pathways for people to obtain relief. >> under our laws, the plan is for title. 42 to end on may 23rd. but right now it's in sort of a legal limbo as lawsuits, the aim to keep it in place work their way through the courts in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you. hannah 7.20. is the time. we'll take a quick break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news speaker nancy pelosi speaks with. a ukrainian president. volodymyr zelensky can see video here. they're meeting. she's vowing that that the u.s. and that ukraine will stay united

others are supportive of lifting title. 42 senator tim kaine tell cbs news face the nation. policy wasn't meant to be used as a long-term immigration fix and the right answer for the border is not an emergency. short-termp regulation, the right answers permanent fixes that will help and the biden administration agrees they've been calling on congress to address what they see as a broken immigration system. secretary mayorkas said on fox news sunday, there's a need for legislation that streamlines the process for migrants building the orderly legal pathways for people to obtain relief under our last. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. do you want to train like the celebrities do? well, there's an app that will make it a little more affordable for you. we'll tell you all about that coming up next. ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowere

host: that with senator tim kaine yesterday. we want to hear from you this morning, asking what redline you would set. bob is up first out of michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: as far as i'm concerned, the redline was already gotten to, as soon as russia invaded ukraine. don't forget how many years ago we said this would never happen again. the world needs to get together and stop this guy. he is nothing but another heckler. host: you are ready to send -- you are ready to send u.s. troops now? caller: i think the world ought to get together and go now. they should have done that is soon as they invaded ukraine. they should have done it back when trump was president. host: that was back in 2014. to take your point on redlines, that's what we are asking. when do you think the u.s. should set them or what should that line be? debbie is in georgia. it morning. -- good morning. caller: my opinion is we've gone too far to be involved in the first place. i think the eu and the nato nations surrounding

democrat tim kaine is concerned the administration is sending mixed messages.erned as they should be about climate and some of the inner administration is really concerned about. >> trying to backstop our european allies on energy. but i don't really see meaningful coordination in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> all right. get flare ready for a little flavor of summer coming your way for today as we blast through the 80's in the inland valleys, even along some portions along the east bay shoreline. a look at your forecast ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. ♪ ♪ it's the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your

democratic senator tim kaine said he is having, quote, productive discussions with collins and murkowskin a bipartisan bill. however, any abortion legislation that would likely struggle to get past a republican filibuster. >> willie, we've been saying here on the air several days, what you want to do is you want to get a bipartisan bill, at least a bill that gets 50 votes, then you can say the republicans won't even let us put this bill on that codifies a constitutional right that has been on the books for 50 years, that 70% of americans don't want overturned. that's simple. manchin was telling them that. collins and murkowski was telling them that. manchin, collins, murkowski were talking. we can support codification of the bill. once again, i don't know, i guess, you know -- i don't know how progressives think. i guess it's much harder for chuck schumer to do this than it looks from here, sitting around, drinking coffee and everything. real easy for me to say this here, but sure as hell seems like he would want to be able to send all of your people out to campaign and say, the republic

this -- democrat senator from virginia, tim kaine says this. "that makes a record-setting 8.3 million jobs created since potus took office and one of the lowest on them point rates in decades. this is the american rescue plan at work. now let's build on that progress to lower costs for families." this one is also from democrat sherrod brown who says "don't forget the 473,000 manufacturing jobs created since potus took office, a huge deal for manufacturing states like ohio." and this is republican senator ted cruz that says "the white house is blissfully peddling the jobs report. the american people can see through their strong economy spin. inflation is through the roof and wages cannot keep up with it." this is representative aged -- adrian smith saying "inflation is outpacing wage gains and the labor participation rate is unchanged from last month's. today's report puts a spotlight on democrats failed economic policies, americans deserve better." let's talk to steve next calling us from cornelius, north carolina. hi, steve. caller: hi. thank

this -- democrat senator from virginia, tim kaine says this.that makes a record-setting 8.3 million jobs created since potus took office and one of the lowest on them point rates in decades. this is the american rescue plan at work. now let's build on that progress to lower costs for families." this one is also from democrat sherrod brown who says "don't forget the 473,000 manufacturing jobs created since potus took office, a huge deal for manufacturing states like ohio." and this is republican senator ted cruz that says "the white house is blissfully peddling the jobs report. the american people can see through their strong economy spin. inflation is through the roof and wages cannot keep up with it." this is representative aged -- adrian smith saying "inflation is outpacing wage gains and the labor participation rate is unchanged from last month's. today's report puts a spotlight on democrats failed economic policies, americans deserve better." let's talk to steve next calling us from cornelius, north carolina. hi, steve. caller: hi. thank yo

i also talked to tim kaine this week. he is another, the democratic senator from virginia. he is another one who personally opposes abortion and opposes things like the hyde amendment, which bans federal funding for abortion, but he says that this bill, he will support it because some similar reasons to senator casey, but also he thinks that it strikes the right balance by protecting access to abortion for those who want it without infringing on some of his more religious and moral beliefs around it. host: healthcare reporter with politico. before we go, the print edition of today's politico has your byline with the lead story, the headline, dems want biden in bully pulpit on abortion. take us through briefly what you looked into. guest: so the president has a very fraught history with this issue. i mentioned that anti-abortion democrats are an endangered species. some of them have left office, but some of them, like our president, have evolved in their thinking and moved as the party has moved more to the left on this issue. and so for a lot of his career in public life, h