u.s. senator? sec.arose: it is well-known i have a history of standing for life, and this is something i don't run away from. it is one of the things that government must do, protect the vulnerable against the powerful. a lot of pro-life ohioans are getting behind me. i earned the right to life endorsement as i have in my other campaigns. bring pro-life is not just pro-birth. ouija make sure it is less costly to bring a child into the world -- we need to make sure it is less costly to bring a child into the world, make sure it is less bureaucratic in the adoption process, make sure there are options for contraceptive care if that is what they choose to do so they don't find themselves in a situation where they feel their only choices abortion. we have to be compassion in the way we talk about this one thing i agree with matt on is sherrod brown wants to make every thing about abortion come because he can't talk about any other issue with a straight face. sherrod brown cannot talk about the economy or do

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we are hosting a critical debate tonight in the u.s. senate race for california. this seat. >> hasn't been open in decades. just who will fill the seat once held by the late senator dianne feinstein. and there's a lot at stake with ballots already being mailed out to voters. 3 leading democrats in the race that looked like a runaway for the democrats until a well-known republican. >> took a swing of his own dodgers and padres legend steve garvey has certainly changed the dynamics of this race. it has been surging in the polls. as for the voters, they are frustrated. they have big concerns on the economy. >> the cost of living crime and homelessness, foreign policy and what's happening in israel and ukraine. we'll hear what each of these candidates say they can do about it. so we have a lot to dive into tonight. the gloves have really come off in this race in the last couple of weeks. and we expect good conversations and probably some fireworks, too. see you tonight for now. back to you from san francisco. all right. we're less than an hour away senate debate right

kron. 4 is your local election headquarters. 4 leading candidates in the u.s. senate faced off right here in the cross for studio adam schiff, katie porter, barbara lee and steve garvey are all running to fill that senate seat. it was long held by late senator dianne feinstein. the debate was their second one ahead of the state's primary election. well, grant lotus gives us a recap of what happened. >> the crisis at the border opening monday night's senate debate in san francisco. candidates asked whether or not president biden should take executive action to close the border. i think the president is taking executive actions, but there are limits to what the president can do without congress providing the authority. while democratic candidates stressed the importance of congress's role, president biden should continue using the legal authority. he has to address this issue while we elect leaders who will shake up congress. republican steve garvey pointed his finger directly at biden on day one. the president open the floodgates. >> and created a crisis in the united

a problem for your local election headquarters and 4 leading candidates in the u.s. senate race faced off right here in our kron 4 studio. they did. adam schiff, katie porter, barbara lee and steve garvey all running. >> to fill the senate seat that had been held for a long time by late senator dianne feinstein. the debate was their second one ahead of the primary. crawford's grant lotus gives us a recap. >> the crisis at the border opening monday night's senate debate in san francisco. candidates asked whether or not president biden should take executive action to close the border. i think the president is taking executive actions, but there are limits to what the president can do without congress providing the authority. while democratic candidates stressed the importance of congress's role, president biden should continue using the legal authority. he to address this issue while we elect leaders who will shake up congress. republican steve garvey pointed his finger directly at biden on day one. the president open the floodgates. >> and created a crisis in the united stat

also the race for the state's open u.s. senate seat. the top 2 candidates advance to the november ballot. the only statewide measure on the march ballot as proposition one. it's a proposed 6 billion dollars bond measure to fund behavioral health and outpatient programs. >> primaries are these to be cause. some voters just say all the way to the general election with my vote matters. others might just not be interested because it's really not a competitive presidential race. i'm just not the same attraction as a november general election. >> well, a reminder that you have to sign the back of the envelope and have it postmarked on or before election day on march 5th, if you want it counted. >> it's 6.50, and for your health. researchers from the u.s. and china say that women who exercise regularly have a significantly lower risk of an early death or a fatal cardiovascular event and even more so than men do when they exercise as well, engaging in at least 2 and a half hours of exercise a week or regular physical activity show that that low

cross 4 is your local election headquarters and the 4 leading candidates for that u.s. senate seat aced off with each other right here in our studios across for adam schiff, katie porter, barbara lee and steve garvey all running for the senate seat vacated by the late sen. >> dianne feinstein and the debate got pretty chippy. it did. the acropolis grant lotus gives us a recap. >> the crisis at the border opening monday night's senate debate in san francisco. candidates asked whether or not president biden should take executive action to close the border. i think the president is taking executive actions, but there are limits to what the president can do without congress providing the authority. while democratic candidates stressed the importance of congress's role, president biden should continue using the legal authority. he to address this issue while we elect leaders who will shake up congress. republican steve garvey pointed his finger directly at biden on day one. the president open the floodgates. >> and created a crisis in the united states. he should be the one to step

and the leading candidates in california's race for u.s. senate had a heated debate right here in our studio. we're going to hear what they had to say. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday so far. so good. dry out there. i'm daria, i'm james. yeah. >> tomorrow a different story. so let's get all the details on that now with john. good morning. today's the last of the consistently dry days and tomorrow is going to be the first of the consistently wet today. so enjoy today as behind me looking a little brighter than it did. yesterday. we're talking less fog and we had for your monday. your view outside at half moon bay. look at that. the glossy surface of the ocean right there. just looking really nice and calm this morning. good morning for a jog to get the day started and just enjoy a nice clear. most importantly, dry start, nevada. you do have a little bit of fog in the vicinity as that's the case out towards the delta. a lot less fog than yesterday and

u.s. senator. they will have 60 seconds to respond to questions. 30 seconds for rebuttals. 15 seconds for follow-ups. >> let's start. it was supposed to take down last month but it went up. we noticed in the last debate, you spent a lot of times talking about the minimum wage. he wanted to double the federal minimum wage. he wanted to increase the minimum wage in california. congresswoman lee was talking about a $50 minimum wage. it's going up in april for fast food workers. a major change to $20 an hour. already, mcdonald's, jack-in- the-box, tivoli, say they will raise the cost on the menu to pay for all of that. i believe that pizza hut said they will laugh about 1200 driver said i want you to address to voters who think this makes the cost of living worse. speak to that. to the problem of inflation and how many so watching, their money will be less tomorrow than it is today because of inflation. can a senator do anything about it? congressman shift, we will have you start. >> there is a lot tha

that issue will come before the u.s. senate. i believe the senate needs to hold a trial. i think this is such a miscarriage of the law, and it is important that united states senators sit and hear, and the american people hear about this incredible crisis at our southern border and people need to be held accountable. and i think this is the way to do that. so i am going to make the argument and i am sure the democrats will try and dismiss it but we ought to be conducting a trial in the u.s. senate to determine whether or not these are impeachable offenses. sen. barrasso: joe biden and the democrats have squandered american strength. and as a result they have surrendered the peace all around the world. i have just gotten back from the middle east where i was with the wyoming air national guard. 140 members who were stationed in djibouti. these wyoming soldiers are in a hotspot and they are face-to-face with iran and iran's goal is terrorism and death to america. iran funded houthis are attacking our ships in the area with missiles as well as drones. and joe biden is asleep

presidential primaries as for down ticket receiving a lot of attention, the race for california's open u.s. senatehiff. steve garvey. katie porter. these 4 major candidates are hoping to win the seat long held by the late senator dianne feinstein. the top 2 vote getters in the primary will advance to the november 5th runoff. now, something important to note here on the same ballot, californians will vote to separate times for the u.s. senate seat. the first time vote. you want to see you want to serve a full six-year term in the u.s. senate while in the category just next to that, you'll to see you want to serve just for the 2 month term to fill the seat between the november 2024 election until inauguration day, january. 3rd, 2025. up for election on the state level. all 80 seats in the assembly and half of the 40 seats in the state senate. the only statewide measure on the march ballot is prop one. a gavin newsom backed 6 plus billion dollar proposed bond to fund more than 11,000 behavioral health beds and almost 27,000 outpatient units statewide. but despite that measure and all the races on the

. >> and we have a new exclusive poll on the state of the u.s. senate race shows democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey once again leading the pack. but that's not all. capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a breakdown of those results. from the printing machine. to your mailbox ballot officially been sent to more than 20 million registered voters in california. and now with 2 weeks until primary election day, the question, how will people this new inside california politics. emerson college poll gives us a good look at the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. the results showing democrat adam schiff in the lead with 28% and republican former major league baseball players to garvey in second with 22%. and 3rd democrat katie porter with 16%. and rounding out the top 4 democrat barbara lee with 9%, all other senate candidates pulled up 2% or lower. people are trying to make up their mind mumford of emerson college polling help to conduct a survey just days following our exclusive televised u.s. senate debate last week. we want to

you want to see you want to serve a full six-year term in the u.s. senate while in the category just next to that. you to see you want to serve just for the 2 month term to fill the seat between the november 2024 election until inauguration day, january. 3rd, 2025 up for election in the state level. all 80 seats in the assembly and half of the 40 seats in the state senate. the only statewide measure on the march ballot is prop one. a gavin newsom backed 6 plus billion dollar proposed bond to fund more than 11,000 behavioral health beds and almost 27,000 outpatient units statewide. but despite that measure and all the races on the ballot, mitchell says the data he has so far indicates the election is on pace for a low turnout. we're expecting total turn out to be, you know, mid 30%, not the high turnout. you would see in a state why, you know, general election. >> primaries are these to be cause. some voters just say all the way to the general election when my vote matters, others might just not be interested because it's really not a competitive presidentia

and we have a new exclusive poll about the state of the u.s. senate race. it shows democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey once again leading the pack. >> but that's not all. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a breakdown of the results. >> from the printing machine. to your mailbox ballot officially been sent to more than 20 million registered voters in california. and now with 2 weeks until primary election day, the question, how will people this new inside california politics. emerson college poll gives us a good look at the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. the results showing democrat adam schiff in the lead with 28% and republican former major league baseball players to garvey in second with 22% in 3rd democrat katie porter with 16%. and rounding out the top 4 democrat barbara lee with 9%. all other senate candidates pulled that 2% or lower people are trying to make up their mind mumford of emerson college polling help to conduct a survey just days following our exclusive televised u.s. senate debate last week. we want to welc

the leading candidates in california for the u.s. senate race face off on the debate stage right here at the crowd for studios. we have a preview of that debate coming up. and maternal death rates for black women are higher. then any other race? one piece of legislation could change that. and a now viral video. a waymo driverless car is vandalized and then set on fire by a crowd. people joining in now, federal prosecutors are federal prosecutors are weighing in. we'll i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪♪) two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the lea

republican eric early for u.s. senate. too maga. too trump. dangerous. >> hannity: all right tonight former president donald j. trump beatnik nick. up 35 points michigan primary. left side of the aisle, nearly 15% voted for uncommitted in democratic primary. will they go back to biden come november or stay home? trump ahead of biden five points in battleground state of michigan. tim scott, great to have you back. enjoyed my time in south carolina. loved the people in your state, salt of the earth. if nikki haley loses iowa, comes in third. nevada loses 2-1, then losing home state by 21 points an michigan 35-40. why is she staying in? >> tim: this is a classic good old fashion you can't talk about staying in the race this is a race between joe biden and our friend donald trump. division led by joe biden. everyday she is in the race. some one is distracted from america's best future. joe biden his party is a party of division. think about this. racial preferences. generaled we have a guide who is committed to making sure whether you are black or

a lot of rain across for your local election headquarters and the 4 leading candidates for u.s. senate all came right here to our kron. 4 studios for a debate included adam schiff, katie porter, barbara lee, steve harvey, all here running to fill the seat vacated. >> by late senator dianne stand. capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look. >> well, the debate focused on the issues facing california, but it also included its fair share of fireworks. sparks flying at the inside california politics, u.s. senate debate in san francisco to 4 leading candidates in the race. democratic congressmembers adam schiff, katie porter and barbara and republican steve garvey facing off in the hour-long televised debate that touched on several topics. perhaps none more he did in the topic of former president donald j trump, steve garvey says he voted for the former president twice but garvey argues he's been unfairly labeled as an ardent trump supporter. i hope this puts too. >> to an the constant badgering. and the use of the former president's name as attack against me. the greatest thre

the u.s. senate unveils a bipartisan border security bill designed to send aid to israel and ukraine but is the deal already dead on arrival in the house? america's top diplomat heads to the middle east for the fifth time since october looking to ease tensions amid growing fears of a widening conflict. california grapples with extreme weather as heavy rain and strong wind bring power outages and potentially deadly flooding. >>> live from atlanta, this is cnn newsroom. >>> would begin in washington where u.s. senators unveiled the details of a anticipated border bill on sunday. it could change u.s. immigration law for the first time in decades. chuck schumer said he will take the first procedural step today but before the details came out mike johnson signaled the bill would be dead on arrival. the $118 billion bipartisan package would empower the u.s. to significantly restrict illegal migrant crossings at the southern border and it also includes critical aid for ukraine in israel. president joe biden

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republican eric early for u.s. senate. too maga. too trump.katie porter and i approve this message. he's the hundred-percent pro-trump candidate for u.s. senate: republican eric early. always supports trump and the maga agenda. republican eric early. endorsed by the california pro-life council... ...opposed to all abortion. and eric early loves the second amendment. eric early. way more dangerous than steve garvey. he dodges trump. garvey even said he might vote for biden. republican eric early for u.s. senate. too maga. too trump. too dangerous. ♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. kevin corke, ashley strohmier, matt finn con peachy keen income of christina pascucci, stephanie hamill, and bhaskar vento. today's topic, mars mission. nasa looking for a few volunteers to live in their habitat. during the year, they will work to overcome challenges meant to be those that replicate on mars. would you volunteer kevin corke for a year? >> no way! there's so many great things i want to do here on earth. i'll pass. >> trace: you are still

even in the u.s. senate today, i feel like some colleagues apply those stereotypes to me. >> how do you experience that? >> you know, you have such a great temperament. as if they expect what? that you're angry? what is the expectation? that is an interesting question, isn't it? you have -- you know, you just have the right approach to being in the u.s. senate. again, and i think it is potentially well intended if i start with assuming no motivation or ill intent. i think there's just as the only black woman in the senate right now, i asked what the biggest barriers are that make it difficult for more black women to do what she's done. >> there remains barriers around i think the perception of black women and their leadership. there remains barriers in terms of the stereotypes that are applied to black women. even in the u.s. senate today, i feel like some colleagues apply those stereotypes to me. >> how have you experienced that? >> you know, the you have such a great temperament. >> as if they expect what,

now it's the u.s. senate in turmoil as lawmakers block a border deal despite months of bipartisan negotiations. cnn's manu raju is on capitol hill with the details. manu, where do things stand in the senate right now? >> reporter: senators are engaged in an urgent round of negotiations trying to see if there's any way for a path forward for a 9 t$95.3 billion deal. that would not include the immigration provisions. earlier they killed that measure. that has caused deep frustration and anger in the ranks. >> i had many people reach out to me via text message and say, what the hell are you guys doing up there? we might have the gavel but we're not acting like we're in the majority. >> reporter: failing to convince his own conference to back a national security package after nearly five months of painstaking negotiations over border policy all playing out as congress has no path forward to respond to the crisis along the border or to provide much-needed aid to u.s. allies for ukraine, israel and taiwan. >> when

this is what caused me to decide to run for the u.s. senatet happen in front of my face, american citizens abandoned. it's time for a new generation of leaders. guy: tim, i want to ask you aburere in montana. you had a primary opponent ever so briefly. congressman matt rosendale got in, president trump endorsed you, and rosendale is out. that was quick. now you turn your attention ahead to a very important general election because of that very tight balance of power in the u.s. senate. i like to joke that jon tester, the democratic incumbent, the chuck schumer is a flattop haircut. he comes home, drives around in the pickup truck, are you going to break that cycle and beat him? >> we absolutely are. you hit the nail on the head. he's new york's third senator. five years out of every six, he's a hard core democrat. the sixth year all of a sudden he's got commercials talking about how he works with republicans. he's anti-energy, he's open borders, you know? he's always raising taxes. he's got a d from the nra. he's not a conservative, he's not a

even had support from a bipartisan vote in the u.s. senateepublican leader you had the u.s. a chamber, border security they said yes this is a good deal house republican said no i think for the white house this says now going forward in the campaign we can say they rejected a deal why did they reject the deal? because they prefer the political issue to the political solution. >> tiffany those are optics republicans have to deal with now that kind of president trump is calling the shots to tell him how to vote he sound them to vote no on this. there were a lot of skeptics in the house and saw things in the bill they felt like they could not possibly vote for. >> you're standing up for the american people. and to your point, juan the president has the authority to secure the border right now. he has that ability he is sort of walking that back down saying now that it's election and i am seeing these numbers, maybe i will do something about the border. look at the young nursing student killed at the university of georgia of the american people a

we have a new exclusive poll on the state of the u.s. senate race and it shows the democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey are once again leading the pack. but that's not all. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a breakdown now of the results. >> well, no, the primary ballots have been sent out to millions of registered voters across the state. it certainly feels like the election is upon us. and this poll finds that as election day draws closer and closer, more and more californians say they've made up their minds. >> from the printing machine to your mailbox ballot officially been sent to more than 20 million registered voters in california. and now with 2 weeks until primary election day, the question, how will people this new inside california politics. emerson college poll gives us a good look at the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. the results showing democrat adam schiff in the lead with 28% and republican former major league baseball players to garvey in second with 22%. and 3rd democrat katie porter with 16%. a

remember in this u.s. senatet's not just about who's in first, but also that all important. >> democrat adam schiff, thank you, everybody. republican steve garvey. and democrat katie porter. you're looking at the 3 leading candidates in the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. that is according to this new inside california politics. emerson college poll showing ship in the lead with 28% and garvey in second with 20% in 3rd place. but within the margin of error in reach of second places. porter with 17% democrat barbara lee rounds out the top 4 at 8%. while all other candidates pulled the 2% or lower. i think the main takeaway here is that shift is likely to take that number one spot. >> but that second place that is up for matt taglia helped to organize and conduct a poll. he says it's important to remember this race is part of the state's top 2 primary system, meaning the top 2 vote getters will advance to compete in the november general election all the more. so i tag we know it's much of the attention

plus the leading candidates in california's race for u.s. senate had a debate right here in our studio. we're going hear what they had to say. >> from the local news station. you're watching you on morning team. >> but i'm in the and we're not going to tell but we will have the latest on the debates were talking about the weather. things falling from the sky morrow, hopefully as just rainfall. looking on a story about a guy air quality actually quality management district. they want a landmark decision here could impact all of our help. so we'll talk more about that and the sky. well, guys are level be in the air tomorrow but yeah, a little rain, unfortunately, too. get ready for what we are looking out there today is a forecast that is going to be nice and dry. head of tomorrow's rainfall. you can right here actually looking pretty good. >> we're not seeing any high waves out there nor any strong winds. just a very pleasant morning overall. >> and visibility has been better than yesterday, too. as for our current temperatures were fairly mild. som

and this morning we have new exclusive poll data on the state of the u.s. senate race. shows democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey are once again leading the pack. but that's not all. let's get all the details now from our capitol correspondent eytan wallace live in sacramento. high 8 on. >> well, darren james and everybody in the bay area. good morning. and, you know, as the state sends out ballots to millions of registered voters across the state, it certainly feels like the election is upon us. and this poll shows that as election day draws closer and closer and closer while more and more californians say they've made up their minds. from the printing machine. to your mailbox ballot officially been sent to more than 20 million registered voters in california. and now with 2 weeks until primary election day, the question, how will people this new inside california politics. emerson college poll gives us a good look at the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. the results showing democrat adam schiff in the lead with 28% and republican former major le

presidential primaries as for down ticket receiving a lot of attention, the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. adam schiff. >> steve garvey. katie porter. >> these 4 major candidates are hoping to win the seat long held by the late senator dianne feinstein. the top 2 vote getters in the primary will advance to the november 5th runoff. now, something important to note here on the same ballot, californians will vote to separate times for the u.s. senate seat. >> the first time vote. you want to see you want to serve a full six-year term in the u.s. senate while in the category just next to that. you want to see you want to serve just for the 2 month term to fill the seat between the november 2024 election until inauguration day, january. 3rd, 2025 up for election in the state level. all 80 seats in the assembly and half of the 40 seats in the state senate. the only statewide measure on the march ballot is prop one. a gavin newsom backed 6 plus billion dollar proposed bond to fund more than 11,000 behavioral health beds and almost 27,000 outpatient units statewide. but despite that measure

we're hosting the second u.s. senate debate here on kron. 4 inside california politics hosts frank buckley and nikki laurenzo have a preview. >> we are hosting a critical debate tonight in the u.s. senate race for california. this seat hasn't been open in decades. just who will fill the seat once held by the late senator dianne feinstein. and there's a lot at stake with ballots already being mailed out to voters. 3 leading democrats in a race that looked like a runaway for the democrats until a well-known republican. >> took a swing of his own dodgers and padres legend steve garvey has certainly changed the dynamics of this race. it has been surging in the polls. as for the voters, they are frustrated. they have big concerns on the economy. >> the cost of living crime and homelessness, foreign policy and what's happening in israel and ukraine. we'll hear what each of these candidates say they can do about it. so we have a lot to dive into tonight. the gloves have really come off in this race in the last couple of weeks.

and remember in this race for the u.s. senate, it's not just about who's in first, but that all important runner-up. >> democrat adam schiff, thank you, everybody. republican steve garvey. and democrat katie porter. you're looking at the 3 leading candidates in the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. that is according to this new inside california politics. emerson college poll showing ship in the lead with 28% and garvey in second with 20% in 3rd place. but within the margin of error in reach of second places. porter with 17% democrat barbara lee rounds out the top 4 at 8%. while all other candidates pulled at 2% or lower. i think the main takeaway here is that shift is likely to take that number one spot. >> but that second place that is up for grabs. matt taglia helped to organize and conduct the poll. he says it's important to remember this race is part of the state's top 2 primary system, meaning the top 2 vote getters will advance to compete in the november general election all the more. so i taglia note much of th

and we have a new exclusive poll on the state of the u.s. senate race. but first, a check with pilots get the latest on the weather. get the latest on the weather. conditions po the first time i tried to quit vaping, i told myself that it was like a mountain that i had to climb over and once i got to the other side, it would be clear, but i couldn't make it over. what really got me to quit was my little sister. i saw her vaping so i was back in the mountain, but this time she was up there with me. it's weird what you can do for others that you won't do for yourself. storm that slammed the bay area over the holiday weekend also wrecked havoc in southern california. heavy rain triggering flooding in ventura and santa barbara counties. >> fast moving flood waters made its way through the canyons, turning roads into fast-moving rivers. officials say some plate places have seen up to 10 inches of rain. so we'll talk now with kyle about what's going on in southern california. they're not been spared from the storm either. not at all. in fact, they have flood a

makes clear the california democratic party has not made an official endorsement in the race for u.s. senate. but martinez says she's excited about all 3 leading democratic a candidates. and as for the balance of power in the u.s. house of representatives, she notes a major focus is on keep toss up seats across the state. we can take back the house if california turn some of these red states blue. so we're very exciting and we're doing everything we can to turn out every boat change things in california. so could be a cult and state jessica millan patterson is the chair of the california republican party. she says volunteers and her party have been out in full force. that includes a partnership with the republican national committee to open with the party describes as community centers across the state, including the antelope valley, bakersfield and little saigon. these aren't the typical campaign headquarters where we test launch precinct lots bumping. we do that, really they're engaging in the community, whether it's our headquarters in little saigon, where we have tai chi classes or our a

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makes clear the california democratic party has not made an official endorsement in the race for u.s. senate. but martinez says she's excited about all 3 leading democratic candidates. and as for the balance of power in the u.s. house of representatives, she notes a major focus is on keep toss up seats across the state. we can take back the house if california turn some of these red states blue. so we're very exciting and we're doing everything we can to turn out every boat change things in california. so could be a cult and state jessica millan patterson is the chair of the california republican party. she says volunteers and her party have been out in full force. that includes a partnership with the republican national committee to open with the party describes as community centers across the state, including the antelope valley, bakersfield and little saigon. these aren't the typical campaign headquarters where we launch precinct lots dumping. we do that, really they're engaging in the community, whether it's our headquarters in little saigon, where we have tai chi classes or our at engag

that's why i'm taking my fight to the u.s. senatend hopefully people will support me at sherifflamb.com. maria: you thinker republicans could take the senate in the upcoming election? >> i think we can and we have to, maria. if we don't take the senate, we don't the take the presidency, we've got some major, major problems. we already have major problems. we talked about the threats. i talked to an fbi guy, he said it's not just the terrorists on the watch lists, it's the secondary and tertiary terrorists that are coming in that are not on the watch list that will do the work that others may not do. we've let the devil in the back door, maria. maria: it's all very concerning, especially the story we've been reporting this week. four illegal migrants caught on camera who were attacking the nypd police officers this week, they were let out without bail. they fled to california. kathy hochul stepped up the call to he deport the people. it was incredible to me. first they come to the country illegally, they breach the border. then they h

now i'm running for the u.s. senate in california.tate that i believed at one time was the heartbeat of america. it should be a commonsense campaign. we can do this together, you and i. it's time to get off the bench. time to put the uniform are -- on. join team garvey at steve garvey.com. ♪ >> john wilson is the founder of the nevada independent and a long founder of nevada -- veteran of nevada politics here to come about the upcoming primary and caucus. why are both things happening? >> that's a very good question and a lot of people are asking that including people in nevada, republican voters some of them at least are very confused. there is a state-mandated primary for both parties on february 6 and the republicans are having a separate caucus where the democrats will be eluted on february 8. nevada was long a caucus state until 2021 when it was changed by the legislature with some support from republicans after the iowa caucus disaster of 2020 that they didn't want to be repeated here and nevada wanted to make a bid for first in

see a scenario where you could see a positive result from my perspective, positive result in the u.s. senate we have is ukraine, israel, and taiwan/indo pacific being netted together with the border issue essentially dropping out. i can see that passing in the senate because the test vote was a 67 vote. i think that is the baseline, so they will be able to build and pass that in the senate. what happens in the house, well, the house is quite a circus these days, and a lot of it will depend on what former president trump is saying to portions of the republican caucus in the house and whether the more informed committee leaders, republican committee leaders can inform the rank-and-file about what our american interest is. in my view the american interest is not to abandon ukraine as it is confronting naked aggression from vladimir putin. christian: we will talk more about ukraine in the program. thank you for coming on the program. still looking for those pictures from the white house. incidentally, when we do get to mr. biden and mr. scholz together, we will bring you those pictures live. aro

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you're looking at the major candidates in the race for the u.s. senate as they prepare to take the stage here. the kron 4 studios in san francisco. there is a lot at stake moderated by inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley. the debate is expected to focus on key issues facing the state, including the cost of living homelessness and crime. foreign policy matters, including the israel-hamas war and russian invasion of ukraine are also expected to come up. it matters now. this is when voters are starting to tune in. well, a law school professor jessica levinson points out this debate is taking place just about 3 weeks before primary election day, march 5th, the top 2 vote getters will move on to the general election in november. all the more. so i levinson says this debate matters. candidates want their breakout moment and not in a bad way. with ballots already sent in the mail to all registered voters in the state. levinson says this debate is do or die time for the candidates in a race where most polls show democrat adam schif

. >> the u.s. senate finally approved billions of dollars of foreign aid.aine's president says he's grateful a deal is not done yet. also coming up. a remarkable view from inside gaza following paramedics as they witness the war up close. radio two presenter steve wright has died, age 69. he's one of the voices of bbc radio for more than four decades. in the arctic, some polar ars could starve as the ice melts. they are forced onto land and cannot catch enough food. what needs to be done. >> welcome to the program. we will start in the u.s.. the senate approved a $95 billion aid package for ukraine, israel, and taiwan. the approval comes after months of political arguments. senate republicans are divided on the bill and previously voted it down. including $60 billion for kyiv, $14 billion for israel, 10 billion dollars for humanitarian aid in conflict zones. it heads to the representatives.olled house of we don't know what will happen. so it is not a done deal yet. in the last hour, u.s. president biden said this -- >> america can be trusted. america can be

republican eric early for u.s. senate. too maga. too trump.annity: today we have two updates on trump's legal battles out of new york, appealed judge ruling found him lieable 350 million dollars in damages civil fraud case. no victim at all whatsoever. also today, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, he requested a gag order on former president criminal case set to begin later this month. left coming after donald trump. made comments at a gala friday, his indictments may have appeal -- boosted his appeal to african-american voters. >> they viewed me as i am being discriminated against. i think that is why the black people are so much on my side, what is happening to me happens to them, does that make sense? >> hannity: for years democrats talk about how african-americans get harsher sentences. >> studies show african-americans more likely than whites to be arrested, pros prosecuted, wrongfully convicted and har harsher sentences. >> black men get harsher sentences. >> >> hannity: here with reaction, kohnman, tried to watch your appearance

in the race for u.s. senate in california, democratic congressman adam schiff has a commanding lead, but he's facing tenacious competition. i think it's disappointing that representative sheriff is playing a political game here. orange county, democratic congresswoman katie porter firing back after shifts. campaign released an ad elevating the only republican in the race. former dodger steve garvey, steve garvey, the leading republican too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives as with everything in politics, there is a strategy here. >> new poll shows porter and garvey tied for second place behind shift with oakland congresswoman barbara lee. trailing them. all of the candidates are vying for first or second place in the march primary with the top 2 facing off in a november runoff. so why would shift go after garvey and not porter simple in a state where democrats outnumber republicans 2 to one garvey is easier to beat in a ru

voter. >> tyler nelson, among those filing into manny's in san francisco to tune in to monday's u.s. senateebate, republican frontrunner steve garvey and representatives adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee all vying to fill a seat. long held by the late senator diane feinstein. >> i'm definitely i'm here to listen. um, but i expect to see barbara lee make a convincing case and as always, um, i can be underwhelmed and we can see how that goes. but i'm hoping that barbara lee speaks for me as she says, wolfgang mori leaning towards oakland congress woman barbara lee after her calls for a ceasefire in gaza, the one that's most committed to the antiwar effort, the one that voted against iraq 20 years ago. others like lesley lev, essentially undecided and hoping to learn more about each candidate's positions. >> i'm familiar with barbara lee, and i certainly know who adam schiff is, but i i've only heard a little bit about katie porter. >> a great way to collect information. you get to see people's actual faces. you get to hear their platforms right from their mouth. so it's a great place

these past few months have been a great test for the u.s. senate to see if we could escape the centrifugal full of partnership and summon the will to defend western democracy and our own country's values when it matters most. today the senate passed that test and makes me proud of the senate. today the senate makes sure that the united states is closer to meeting the monumental and consequential moment that we are in and now it's up to the house to meet this moment, do the right thing, and save democracy as we know it. questions? we'll take this subject first. ryan, go bills. >> next year. >> you're wearing your ukrainian outfit. mine is on purpose as you can probably tell. >> speaker johnson has already put out a statement great skepticism with the package. will you speak to him directly and if you do talk to him directly, what will your message be? >> my message, i would hope to speak to speaker johnson directly and my message is this is a rare moment where history is looking upon the united states and seeing if we will stand up for our values, s

secretary and nearly 150 years, an action that will more than likely go absolutely nowhere in the u.s. senate, where there's no appetite, or little appetite, i should say, to impeach secretary mayorkas. so i go forward with it? a house republican will join the next. >>> any moment now the u.s. house of representatives is set to vote on impeaching homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and now senior house republicans are growing worried that the effort might not actually pass, as 11th hour absences and defections pop up. let's bring republican congressman tony gonzalez from texas. congressman, let's start with the vote to impeach the secretary of the department of homeland security mayorkas. it's going to take place in a matter of minutes. there are a world of critics, even conservatives, who say house republicans are turning policy disagreements into impeachment. again, i've asked this of other house republicans, what is the high crime and/or misdemeanor here and are you at all concerned about democrats doing this to the next republican president's cabinet officials because they don'

highlights and also ge >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and the 4 leading candidates in the u.s. senate race faced off right here in our kron. 4 studios in san francisco, adam schiff, katie porter, barber, lee and steve garvey are all running to fill the senate seat that was long held by the late senator dianne feinstein. the debate was their second want to head of the state's primary election in march. and capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a recap of what happened. >> well, the debate focused on the issues facing california, but it also included its fair share of fireworks. this is sparks flying at the inside california politics. u.s. senate debate in san francisco. the 4 leading candidates in the race. democratic congressmembers adam schiff, katie porter and barbara and republican steve garvey facing off in the hour-long televised debate that touched on several topics. perhaps none more he did in the topic of former president donald j trump, steve garvey says he voted for the former president twice but garvey argues he's been unfairly labeled as an ardent trump supporter. i hope

republican eric early for u.s. senate. too maga. too trump.: we are back with the nightcap crew. kevin corke, ashley strohmier, matt finn, vik bajaj, matt belinsky, and ev to duffy. costly observation, a new york woman walks into a pet shop and starts kicking cages. she slaps woman across the face, customers didn't do a thing. nobody stopped her. are you surprised? what would you have done? vik bajaj come if that was even the pet store? >> if it was me, i do want to say what i would have done, but i would abide by the law. that's what everyone was so scared. if the intervened, they are a defendant in a criminal case or a civil matter. >> trace: see you can't intervene. >> it is paralysis by analysis. i think you should, but under the law, you just can't. >> it matters how much you have been observing recent modern america. the last few years, people who are interfering, good samaritans, have not been treated well. that wasn't always the case. unfortunately, if you've been paying attention, you don't intervene. >> trace: quick answers, we are l