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louis and the city's honored him really. well, they play his songs at ball games and the they were very proud that he never left a lot of stars leave chuck stayed. he's you know, that's home and he stayed his whole life there. how is he able to pull off showing up in city without a band? and go with a local group. yeah, how did it how did he do that? oh hubris. you know, he was i'm you know, chuck. do you everybody knows chuck berry songs plug it in go it was you know, young people would get all nervous because he's like, let's go tune it you know and in and out pay me performance go pay performance go, um, part it in advance. oh, yeah. yeah. he did not trust. you know, he had a lot of run-ins with the irs and all like some of those i really nelson and others and so he liked his cash up front and you know, he would he performed all over the place, but he was a remarkable american figure and i've been pleased to see him being noticed in a sorts of art museums and things i recently saw display of them. i mean chuck berry was t

louis. >> he lived in st. louis. and then chuck berry loved "the majic bus." he said i would have stayed in school if someone let me out of the prison-like school room and actually go and see and do things. so he took to the concept and i got, out of nowhere, i will remember the day in my mailbox came a package and he sent me his autobiography and a guitar pick and a note and said if you ever come to st. louis with your magic bus we'll have dinner with chuck berry. i got joe edwards, the guy who set this up, and we met at blueberry hill and chuck and his wife and daughter, ingrid. we all had a meal. we had a great time. and then we went down into the basement and we played music with him. he played guitar. one of my students played drums a little. he had our driver sing and he set my class up as a band while he played and we had a blast. and ingrid, his daughter, is beautiful, and has this incredible voice and personality. it became a mainstay and not only that i would come back to st. louis and we'd have dinner quite a bit. we would go out with chuck, and so

louis, what are your findings? well, since the beginning of the conflict, we have looked into more than 20 attacks on hospitals, and that is just a mere fraction of the dozens of attacks that have been reported by the w 8 show. now what we've found is a, an apparent disregard for international humanitarian law. on behalf of the russian armed forces, you see hospitals under the geneva conventions are considered protected objects. now, what does that mean? that means the armed forces are, are to take steps to that, that in fact, they are prohibited from attacking hospitals and they must take steps if there is any chance that they do that they must take steps in order to avoid the vision civilian casualties. and the w 2 has come out just because of the high figure that we've seen in the ukranian conflict. the w h o has come out and said, look, there needs to be an end to these attacks. now, russian armed forces have justified this by claiming that combatants have established firing positions with that legitimate milit

and so here now is louis, to virtel it like it is. louis? >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: thanks, louis. >> you know, if it wasn't a discriminatory and dangerous law, "don't say gay" would have made an amazing name for a game show. "describe elton john." "-- gay?" "oh no! you lose!" i hate even talking about these horrible bills. they're hurtful to children. and they cultivate confusion and shame. as usual, the people pushing legislation that will affect millions of people in the lgbtq+ community are not l or g or b or t or q or + themselves. they're straighter than they're straighter than jay leno's dungarees. for instance, this man. florida governor ron desantis, who looks like every guy who's ever been fired from monday night football. ron desantis is the horrible uncle who asks his nephew's new boyfriend, "so which one of you is the girl?" been there. he's been championing the don't say gay bill for months. which, i don't know, seems like floridians have bigger problems than their kids being too educated about lesbians. like the shocking num

louis. she talks about her relationships with the other justices, and partisanship. >> [applause] >> well thank you very much. thank you very much for being here is in the something. >> it is amazing. all of you should know, that he had prepared about 16 questions. and they were also good. i didn't even know what to tell you you should ask. >> that's good. >> so i will be as surprised as all of you are but what questions he picks. okay? >> before we jump in i want to welcome everyone. this is such an extraordinary event for university. at a complicated time in our universities history. in our nation's history. and on behalf of all the students and the faculty and staff, we are so pleased that you are with us today. i also want to thank all of the people who made this possible. your office, all of our security folks and our events team. everybody student affairs. this is an extraordinary team effort and i'm proud of the way in which our teams have pulled together to make this possible. and of

that's the home of the st louis cardinals. and it's a good and exciting day day there, obviously for baseball fans. hi alex. absolutely exciting, and i mean, i got here early in the crowds were already here. the game just wrapped up with a cardinal wins, so the excitement is continuing, and this is the first year without any covid restrictions. no mask mandates, no social distancing, so it's really a feeling of renewal for both the players and fans alike and 14. mlb teams are facing off today in the first normal season in years, including the brewers versus the cubs to the astros versus the angels. to the pirates versus the cardinals right here in st louis, but the weather had different plans for some teams, the games between the red sox and the yankees and the mariners and twins got postponed till tomorrow for the business around stadiums. no question. the start of the season will give them a financial boost. big time and here in st louis cardinals have fans from all over the country who come to watch the games and everyone t

louis. she told student to navigate partisanship by listening and educating others with different views. she also urged students to basically engaged in their future endeavors. this is just under one hour. [applause] mr. martin: thank you, sir. thank you very much, doctor. isn't this something? justice sotomayor: it's amazing. all of you should know that he has prepared about 15 questions. and they were also good. so i am going to be as surprised as all of you are at what questions he picks, ok? mr. martin: before our university's history and our nations history. and on behalf of all the students, faculty, and staff, we are so pleased you are with us today. i also want to thank all the people who made this possible. your office, all of your security folks, our events team, everybody at student affairs, this was an extraordinary team effort and i'm so proud of the way in which our teams have pulled together to make this possible. and, of course, i want to thank you. justice sotomayor: i deser

louis. she talks about her relationships with the other justices, and partisanship. >> [applause] >> well thank you very much. thank you very much for being here is in the something. >> it is amazing. all of you should know, that he had prepared about 16 questions. and they were also good. i didn't even know what to tell you you should ask. >> that's good. >> so i will be as surprised as all of you are but what questions he picks. okay? >> before we jump in i want to welcome everyone. this is such an extraordinary event for university. at a complicated time in our universities history. in our nation's history. and on behalf of all the students, the faculty and staff, we are so pleased that you are with us today. i also want to thank all of the people who made this possible. your office, all of our security folks, our events team, everybody student affairs, this is an extraordinary team effort and i'm proud of the way in which our teams have pulled together to make this possible. and of cours

louis. she told students to navigate politics and partisanship by listening and educating others with different views. she urged students to be engaged in their future endeavors. this is just under an hour. [applause] mr. martin: thank you very much, sir. thank you very much, doctor. isn't this something? justice sotomayor: it's amazing. all of you should know that he has prepared about 15 questions. and they were also good. so i am going to be as surprised as all of you are at what questions he picks, ok? mr. university, at a complicated time in our university's history and our nations history. and on behalf of all the students, faculty, and staff, we are so pleased you are with us today. i also want to thank all the people who made this possible. your office, all of your security folks, our events team, everybody at student affairs, this was an extraordinary team effort and i'm so proud of the way in which our teams have pulled together to make this possible. and, of course, i want to than

louis. she told student to navigate partisanship by listening and educating others with different views. she also urged students to basically engaged in their future endeavors. this is just under one hour. [applause] mr. martin: thank you very much, sir. thank you very much, doctor. isn't this something? justice sotomayor: it's amazing. all of you should know that he has prepared about 15 questions. and they were also good. so i am going to be as surprised as all of you are at what questions he picks, ok? mr. martin: before we jump in, i just want to welcome everyone. this is just an extraordinary event for our university, at a complicated time in our university's history and our nations history. and on behalf of all the students, faculty, and staff, we are so pleased you are with us today. i also want to thank all the people who made this possible. your office, all of your security folks, our events team, everybody at student affairs, this was an extraordinary team effort and i'm so proud o

louis, and under the laws of st. louis then, had been declared a free man. his owners moved him to another state where he wasn't, where he continued to be a slave. when they moved him back to st. louis, he sued for his freedom, and the law up until his lawsuit in misery, should have made him a free man permanently -- in missouri, should have made him a free man permanently. it's a long, interesting history. you are in st. louis, you should learn a little bit about it. ultimately, the case went to the supreme court. and in one of the most vilified decisions of the court, the dred scott decision, the supreme court decided that black people, even in free states, were not citizens of the united states. that decision, there were many other components, but that decision was one important factor in the start of the civil war of the united states. so, then you get plessy versus ferguson in, i think it's 1898, where the court says separate but equal is okay. famous dissent written by justice harlan, one of the most important influential dissents, as was the dissent i

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lisa louis, speaking to us, live at a party headquarters there in paris. we will touch back. we will get back in touch with you shortly, but on this just get some analysis from d. w. head of news, max hoffman. how much do you think these high extension rates affected to vote? actually extensive row was higher than 5 years ago, about 3 percent higher. and that tends to go into the direction of the more radical person here. in this case, not even the pen because for her the people who voted for much more motivated large parts of the people that voted for money when my call did not vote for him because they particularly like him. that's especially true for voters from the middle school, the far left canada that didn't make it to the, to this route to the 2nd round. and so they went there saying ok, i have to do this because i want to avoid my independence president of france. but nowhere near the so convinced for the candidate as most voters for money in the pen . and that was, by the way, one of the, the worries that a lot of people have beforehand that many of those votes woul

d w is lisa louis has more. well, at one point my, my coma said, you know, we know that marina penn, i understand supports the referendum that happened in crimea, that got the next by russia a few years back. and the, that reference that was held there is actually internationally not recognized by marine, the pen has recognized it, you know, to, to split up from, from ukraine. and as she also repeated that stand point a few weeks back, m m m a call also cues marilla, kind of being quite close a wanting to be quite close to russia and of having taken up a loan with the russian bank before the last presidential campaign. and he said, you know, this means that actually you depend on the russian government and you are not independent. marine the pen, nobody said no, i am independent. i also support your stance in this war in ukraine. i absolutely reject the russian invasion, although she also added that that she was against an embargo on russian oil and, and gas because that would have a large impact on spending pow

lisa louis in paris. when out to the latest news on the war in ukraine, east in areas are bracing for what they fee will be a new russian offensive. and a televised address, ukrainian president volota me, zalinski warned that russian troops are moving to carry out large scale military operations in east in ukraine. now his commands come a day after he met with austrian chancellor kani, hama, who is juice and meat we. the roches president vladimir putin in moscow on monday. meanwhile, as russian troops withdrawal from areas around ukraine's capital ki, if more and more civilian casualties are coming to light hulu. a father's body, we covered a daughter's inconsolable grief. and then a 2nd body is found. emergency crews in blue silver have gone from searching for survivors to recovering the dead. russian forces have reduced this village, just north of ukraine's capital to rubble. officials have uncovered the bodies of hundreds of civilians and towns outside keith, where the russian army has recently retreat

w as lisa louis followed the debates. i asked her, who she thought came out on top and whether they would have any impact on sundays run off. well, it's very difficult to say you came out on top. it looked like there was no clear winner as opposed to 5 years ago. remember, there was already a run off between marina pen him and him animal quite the time. and at the time during that to pay debate. marina pen, she basically crash and that like to my call, gaining loss of a pop point in the polls. this time around the picture is much less clear actually . and both were discussing both ways, staying calm. they got mixed up a bit with their figures at times on both sides, but you couldn't say one of them is the clear winner of this debate. mind you, these debates really play a very big role. they can change the poles a little bit, but in french history, so far, these debates have never really turned out things. and then, you know, had someone when, who was before, i'm not supposed to win the elections. what are the key issues i

louis that now to the war in ukraine eastern areas are bracing for what they fear will be a new russian offensive. in a televised address, ukrainian president volota, mister lensky warned that russian troops are moving to carry out large scale military operations in east in ukraine. his comments come a day after he met with austrian chancellor colony, hama who is due to meet with russia's vladimir putin in moscow to day. meanwhile, as russian troops withdrawal from areas around the capital cave, more and more civilian casualties are coming to light. ah, a father's body recovered a daughter's inconsolable grief, and then a 2nd body is found, emergency crews and lucifer have gone from searching for survivors to recovering the dead. rushing force his have reduced this village, just north of ukraine's capital to rubble. officials have uncovered the bodies of hundreds of civilians in towns outside keith, where the russian army has recently retreated and the northern region churned a heave, almost all is lost. no, we're both good. we have a folding that here. this is how we survived a war rub

it was leased to louis in paris. now to the latest on the war in new crime, russia and ukraine have agreed on humanitarian corridors to evacuate thousands of civilians. eastern areas are bracing for what they fear will be a new russian offensive. satellite images show a convoy of hundreds of military vehicles heading for the don boss region in areas round the capitol cave where russian forces have retreated more and more civilian casualties are coming to light. ah, a father's body recovered a daughter's inconsolable grief. and then a 2nd body is found, emergency crews and lucifer have gone from searching for survivors to recovering the dead rushing force. his have reduced his village, just north of ukraine's capital to rubble. officials have uncovered the bodies of hundreds of civilians in towns outside keith, where the russian army has recently retreated and the northern region churned a heave. almost all is lost. north america, where those good. we have a folding that here. this is how we survived a war. nothing is

w correspondent lisa louis was at matthew la pens headquarters, and she told us that her supporters are optimistic going into the 2nd round. i talked to some people here, you said no, we're really happy about this resolved and we believe that we can win the 2nd john a now when you look at the other candidate, and the couple of them have actually expressed the outright support for moving the pen that include an exam more from the very, very far right. and at that to the kind of the candidates together we gather about 10 percent of the base and really pen support us. we'll have to do more work and gather support from other candidates. for example, supporters of my belly because from the center rights republican party, he said that people should vote in favor of my call. but obviously, marines at people. i want to convince them ages to rally that also and marine the pen is a we hoping to to find some people among space that have they do go far as wanted me longsol today in her favor in the 2nd around a voting. but when you look at all the other candidates, i didn't get through to the 2nd r

louis... louis, louis, mr. lampley, endea, you guys have been killing it this week. tomorrow night, tomorrow night, we get jon, joe, and negah will be back from the grammys. >> yeah, finally. >> stephen: you guys have done an amazing job for the lat week, you guys sound incredible. ( cheers and applause ) i understand-- ( cheers and applause ) --we have a special guest with us tonight, over there. who do we have here on guitar? >> we have the incredible randy runyon on guitar. >> stephen: randy, thank you so much for being here. ( cheers and applause ) good to see you. ( applause ) were you-- i'm so happy for jon. were you surprised at all? like, what did you-- when that album of the year came up, because that's the award! that's the album! it's the-- >> it is the award. >> stephen: it's the award. what did you think? >> i did a little double-take. >> stephen: you did? >> i was like, wha-- because, you know, he kind of took a second, getting the word "we" out. >> stephen: right! >> and it was like, "weeee..." and i-- it was like a "matrix" moment. i didn't believe it

it's not that it just one of the of the nothing that applies louis louis. he said, we're doing unless you just said he did, you will get a group of to that the route, but i see my fall in the for but the slim gives you a grown village. so does this ms. messi boomer the glacier below. he is still going to be putting it, but he thank you sir. do you probably did get your sewing in to is to.

the said, but means you're talking to your bunker when speaking with russia over buddy louis missouri, and i am an absolutely free woman. aha, i am a patriot. and i have proven that all my life, my v polls are showing that my call has increased his lead, oval append in the past 2 weeks. but with more than 10 percent of fate, us as yet on this side, it my call hasn't secured a safe victory yet. justin sports is now and by and minex rain as bundis league champions continues. they feel the wreck or 10th german title with victory over dought meant, but never dusky was among the scores against his former club as by and ran out 31. when is it the 1st one to see a title for? they coach julian now does man at just age 34. well let's get more on this record extending by in title when with my test book from dw sports, not much of a surprise, but still quite significant. not much of a surprise at all. are many friends would say unfortunately, that the last 10 years by a munich won the title in the german bunder sleeva. it's a straight record. it's unbelievable the only other one in the big 5 lea

lisa louis, malice checking on. some of the other global business stores making use french, prosecutors of issued an international arrest warrant for carla stone who formerly ran remo. and miss sant going is accused of fumbling millions of dollars of reno funds through a car distributor in oman for his personal use, including for the purchase of a $120.00 foot yacht and us treasury secretary, janet yellen has warned europe to be cautious about imposing a complete an on russian energy in ports, something the e u is actively considering. she's had such a move would dent global growth and probably would not have a major impact on the russian economy. it's been a terrible week for the newly merge entertainment company. warner brothers discovery, which owns brands like hbo and cnn, their stock price losing 15 percent. that after it announced the scrapping of cnn plus the news networks, digital subscription services, which costs $350000000.00 to set up and which started just a few weeks ago. well, the person who's gonna t

it's not that i do so those kind of apply louis louis you said you're doing unless you just that you'd also get it. but did you agree to that? do you see my fall and that was for you. mm hm. did you use them? wasn't you a grown village to this message? there? glitchy below he is still going to be being pretty. i think you can see that when you go and you get your so and you know there is but you might be we stuff across the shortage. okay, sure. so it through the list to be a little bit more. yeah. but almost been with you with the new sure. because the other one you used to was you know, more of a new system that are on the premier believe troy. i believe blue it goes or what is it, not that on the, for the most, the even the age unless you go change, if it's a been where she is a super mom. so obviously she's not, i did you. but said, you cobra give you some very me give you a name of the that you know then your to stay and it was not really to be there or you them a nice you get him to when you move with the with, you know, there was and you can go with the, i'm listening to the pos

louis in paris for us. thank you. as in sports news now, and by and unix rain, as bonus league champions continues, they sealed record 10th german title with victory over torment. robert levin dusky was among the go scores against his former club as by and ran out 31 winners. it's a 1st come to seek a title for their coach julian now guzman at just age 30 for title caps and otherwise disappointing season. for brian, who are already out of the car and the champions league. well let's get more on this record extending by in title when with my test book from detail, the sports, not much of a surprise, but still quite significant. not much of a surprise at all, many friends would say unfortunately that the last 10 years by a munich won the title in the german book, the slager. it's a straight record. it's unbelievable the only other one in the big 5 leaks with the chief that almost was event is to read to $19.00 straight titles, but 10 in a row. it's just a testament to binds consistency over 34 games year after year. and

the kremlin succession, but means you're talking to your bunker when speaking with russia over buddy louis missouri is in for. i am an absolutely free woman. aha, i am a patriot. and i have proven that all my life maggie, polls are showing that my core has increased his lead, oval append in the past 2 weeks. but with more than 10 percent of fate, us as yet on this side, it not call, hasn't secured a safe victory yet. while is lewis fall that report and joins me now from central paris? so these are poll suggests that micron should win. but is there any chance of a surprise here? well, you know, as a pace to polls in other countries such as the u. k or the u. s. polls in france actually tend to be correct, especially when it comes to the presidential election, as you said. and my call is in the lead with 10 points even more depending on which people you're looking at. but they asked of 2 factors that could change things. first of all, as i mentioned in my report, the fact that more than 10 percent of the voters still don't know who they will vote for. and then secondly, the extension rate. i

okay, louis, thank you. >> plus gas. >> ashley: have everything else to pay for on top of that. louis, thank you and i'm glad you are out of the hospital feeling better. i'm praying for your dad. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> ashley: grassroots focused on american energy production with gas prices there prices as a midterm issue. listen. >> a grand home plan to increase oil production in america. >> that is hilarious. the two we are talking to the man behind that add about all the white house flip-flop. >> todd: $4,000, and a much closer look at america's departure for energy independence. a texas oil field, you did not want to miss this report. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: president biden claiming economic success even as americans struggle to pay for everyday items, including gas and food. >> todd: and now even some members of the media say allege successes aren't much to celebrate. brooke live with more, hey, bro. >> good morning, president claimed economic success think the march jobs report say the recovery plan is working. if 40 jobs were added in 50,000 short of the forecast b

it's louis that microns election night headquarters at the eiffel tower. thank you very much indeed. and let's get the european perspective and had to brussels, where the w. terry schultz is speaking to us live from many reactions tonight from european leaders there. terry, what caught your eye? certainly, most of the reactions were exuberant. everyone very relieved that a manual cone, a very pro e u. politician, one over marine le pen who is seen as a quite pro russian. that's certainly problematic in the current environment of, of the war on ukraine a but we should also point out that there are politicians remarking, how disturbing it is that she got 40 percent of the vote over 40 percent of the vote. in fact, the speakers in the european parliament range from a man for deborah who's head of the largest political group, the center, right european people's party to the spokesperson for the green party. and both of them pointing out that this is a warning sign that we certainly can take no relief from the result of marine la pen, even though she didn't com

but even as democrats take control of the board, louis dejoy is not going anywhere. he still enjoys enough support to remain in office. and i should say, even as the white house has continually expressed a lack of confidence in the postmaster general, they are leaning more and more heavily on the postal service for different parts of the administration's goals. and i think the best example of that is the covid test kit program. they've sent 320 million covid test kits to americans all over the country. i've gotten four test kits myself. that is noteworthy that even though they said they don't have confidence in louis dejoy as the postmaster general, they are enthusiastically using his agency in the pandemic response. geoff: yeah, such a great jacob point. baggage covers the us postal service for the washington post. jacob, a pleasure to speak with you as always, friend. jacob: thanks, geoff. judy: it has been nearly 50 years since the passage of title ix. landmark civil rights law prohibiting sex-based discrimination at federally funded schools. including in athletic

lisa louis you are watching d. w. news from berlin. just to remind her, the top story. we're following for you this, our russian president, vladimir putin, has ordered his military to hold off storming the besieged city of maria polls as a ball as of stone steel plan, a ukrainian tru pulled out. instead, he wants to keep it surrounded. you're watching dw news from berlin coming up next to we've got the business for you. chelsea delaney will be here with all the latest on the business front. of course you can catch up on hold. let us news an information any time you want on our website. we've got lots on the war in ukraine, that's d w dot com on terry martin for me and all of us here at the w. thanks to watch with not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current.

let's get more from florence louis, who's joining us from kuala lumpur. so tell us about the circumstances that led to this. while police have confirmed that there was a riot that preceded the breakout. detainees broke down doors, grills, and they escaped. more than 500 of them escaped now and there were more than 650 people being held at the live backup temporary detention center. and that will around $23.00 security personnel. but they were completely overwhelmed as to what caused the riot police say they do not know and that this is on the investigation. but the cut, the state police chief, did concede that they could have been feelings of dissatisfaction among the detainees. but he did not elaborate sounds tragically, 6 people were killed and this was while they were crossing or attempting to cross a highway. 6 of those killed include 2 children. the police say this incident took place around 8 kilometers from the detention center. police are still searching for those who are still on the run. they've set up road blocks. they've also activated a volun

louis. second-period goal, the difference maker in a 3-1 st. louis when. five games remain this season. but the lead story, the warriors. denver became the 100 forty fort seem to be down 3-0 in a playoff series. no team has ever come back to win it. that's enough. we will be here to take you the rest of the way in sports. >>> coming up, san francisco's redistricting task force comes up with a solution and what it means for the city. >>> another round of rain. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on the dbs news bay area, another look at your morning. we are tracking showers across the bay area. source plus san francisco's redistricting task force, why it still left many people upset. >>> masking up could be coming

speaking in the documentary "the untold story of emmett louis till." last november would have been her 100th birthday. for more, we are joined by two guests in chicago. the reverend wheeler parker jr. is emmett till's cousin and was his best friend. reverend parker was 16 years old when he witnessed emmett till's abduction from his great-uncle's home in money, mississippi. also with us is michelle duster, the great-granddaughter of the pioneering investigative journalist ida b. wells who in 2020 was recognized with a posthumous pulitzer prize for her "outstanding and courageous reporting on the horrific and vicious violence against african americans during the era of lynching." michelle duster is an author, professor, public historian, and an advocate for racial and gender justice. we welcome you both to democracy now! reverend wheeler parker, jr., to have the two of you here together is historic. i want to go to the reverend as we just listened to your aunt, to mamie till mobley, described what happened your best friend, your cousin, who was two years

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i will place them please louis. thank you. stand by for us. let me turn this check in with barbara vsl, who is standing by at marine the pens party headquarters. barbara, this is the 2nd time that my car in the pen go head to head in this election run off. but what is different this time around? what's different is that this time she is getting much closer to him as she has really pulled up. and what she did was really she hit the nerve of the majority of french voters because more than 50 percent of them said, and all the polls before the selections, that what they're most concerned about is buying power is rising price rising prices. they're afraid that they can fill their cars with gasoline anymore. they're afraid they couldn't possibly not pay for the heating any more next winter. plus they've observe, of course, is that it all the cost of living use just rising day by day. and so that made that is their biggest fear and she is really hooked into that she has toward the small towns and villages of provincial friends. as she has talked to p

and people are certainly heard of louis c.k.. it may be a bit of an endorsement for his comeback, as you mentioned. this comedy album wasn't just any comedy album. it was him addressing the scandal and talking about his efforts to come back. so maybe there is a bit of an endorsement there of his, you know, contrition and him saying yes, i apologize, this is how i'm coming back. but it's not a great look. >> all right, matthew belloni, thank you so much for coming on, keeping us up to date. i think that segment, we keep. >> i like that. >> we'll keep that one. >> good information. >> so we're getting -- >> he knows his stuff. >> we get mixed reviews right here. i'm curious on our therapy session with andrew ross sorkin -- >> that did not work. >> it did work. >> i wouldn't do it every day. maybe warn him next time. pick your spots, is my best advice. >> he didn't seem ready for it. he wasn't prepped. >> who can prep for that. >> all right. we're going to stop, okay? that does it for us this morning. don't go anywhere. any minute n

but, even as democrats take control of the board, louis dejoy is not going anywhere. he still enjoys enough support to remain in office. and, i should say, even as the white house has continually expressed a lack of confidence in the postmaster general, they are leaning more and more heavily on the postal service for different parts of the administration's goals. and i think the best example of that is the covid test kit program. they have se 320 million covid test kits to americans all over the country. i have gotn four test kits myself. that is noteworthy that, even though they say they don't have confidence ilouis dejoy as the postmaster general, they are enthusiastically using his agency in the pandemic response. geoff: yes, such a great point. jacob bogage covers the u.s. postal service for "the washington post." jacob, a pleasure to speak with you, as always, friend. jacob: thanks, geoff. judy: it's been nearly 50 years since the passage of title ix, a landmark civil rights law prohibiting sex-based discrimination at federally funded schools, including in athlet

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louis. we have some great sights, delicious food and, of course, we've got those majestic clydesdales. >> that is all coming up. look at them. >>> we begin with the news and that abc news exclusive interview with will packer. t.j. holmes sat down with the producer. hey, t.j. >> everyone agrees will packer as well, this was so out of character for what we've all seen over decades now from will smith. that particular moment. well, but it happened and we all saw it play out but the question now for everybody is, why was he allowed to stay in the room? and, again, this all happened because of a particular joke, but get this, that joke was unscripted. chris rock went off script. he had a teleprompter there but didn't read the planned jokes and just decided to riff and that riff changed everything. it sounds like chris rock had the ability, the option to have the lapd go arrest and remove will smith from that theater that night. >> that is an absolute fact. the lapd made it clear, we will do whate

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david louis, abc 7 news. >> just amazing technology. really life-changing. let's turn our attention to the weather. ama: could we get any more rain? sandhya: small chance that we might see some on monday. i want to show you the winds right now. they have really come down compared to earlier. sfo, 58 mile-per-hour gusts earlier. still 28. as we go hour-by-hour tomorrow morning, breezy inland. windy right near the coastline. in the afternoon, those winds will begin to pick up, still onshore, which will continue to drive the temperatures down. today was a cooler day. those winds will peak on thursday. 30 to 35 mile-per-hour winds. we are talking 40 to 45 miles per hour. as we look at a live picture from our tower camera, the upside to the winds as you get good air quality the next three days. the next when maker is going to be this system that is heading towards us. it will be a dry cold front once again but behind it, the winds will calm up and reinforce the stronger winds on thursday. on live doppler 7, we only have a few patches of fog around places like hal

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