. >> tim johns shows how her political legacy is being remembered and honored. >> she was walking her dog when she was struck by a car near the intersection of shoreline drive and grand avenue in alameda. the driver stayed at the scene after the incident. she suffered a head injury and shortly died a highland hospital. with flowers lining the street, the community she served for many years is speaking of her legacy. >> people don't even know how much they will miss her. they miss her now, but they will not even realize how much she did for our community for many years to come. >> pauline cutter said she worked tirelessly for the causes she believed in. this past week, she made numerous public appearances, including advocating for vaccines with governor newsom and discussing the future of the possible new oakland a's stadium. >> she wanted to hear directly from what people were feeling, experiencing, struggles they were going through, and how she could help. >> andrew park is the cofounder of tribe. he says she was instrumental in their success and helping those most in need, and advoc

we've had to do what is necessary to prevent these things from happening. >> san francisco, tim johns. >> oaklands mayor responded to a plea for city leaders to take action to combat a rise in crime. the police chief called out city leaders after a weekend of organized group thefts like this one at a pharmacy. police also dealt with shootings and sideshows. the mayor once more help from the california highway patrol. she says more resources are needed on the every level. >> i will amplify my call to our city government to increase funding and increase the staffing for the oakland police department. we are at one of the lowest staffing levels we've had for more than a decade. >> the mayor will focus on the court system, which she says has been a huge problem and is not working the way it used to. >> increasing security in the south bay a priority after the organized group thefts at santana road and valley view mall. dustin dorsey talked with experts about some ways retailers can protect merchandise and employees. >> after a weekend like we had in the bay area, the immediate question is

. >> tim johns shows how her political legacy is being remembered and honored. >> she was walking her dog when she was struck by a car near the intersection of shoreline drive and grand avenue in alameda. the driver stayed at the scene after the incident. she suffered a head injury and shortly died a highland hospital. with flowers lining the street, the community she served for many years is speaking of her legacy. >> people don't even know how much they will miss her. they miss her now, but they will not even realize how much she did for our community for many years to come. >> pauline cutter said she worked tirelessly for the causes she believed in. this past week, she made numerous public appearances, including advocating for vaccines with governor newsom and discussing the future of the possible new oakland a's stadium. >> she wanted to hear directly from what people were feeling, experiencing, struggles they were going through, and how she could help. >> andrew park is the cofounder of tribe. he says she was instrumental in their success and helping those most in need, and advoc

tim johns joining us live tim. act of scene behind you yeah, dion, like you said we're here at the inters. main street and mallacoat avenue in oakley, and as you can see it is a very active scene here with police and other first assaunders present gonna step aside here give you guys a better look at what you're seeing, you know just from my account. here we have two three four five six seven eight nine 10 officer cars just here at the very end of the intersection here on molly coat street, and you know, i can tell you we don't have a lot of information at this time confirmed to us, but we do know that two people are confirmed to be dead at this hour and two others have also been injured and now if you also look, i left hand side here. i don't know if you could see at the angle that we are at but there is a group of people who are gathered watching everything going on. i have heard several people say they are waiting for information for their loved ones. they do not know what they're whereabouts are and they're aski

tim johns explains. what factors were behind the board's decision and how parents are responding. after four and a half hour meeting wednesday night the hayward unified school board voted to close both bowman and strobridge elementary schools. none of us got into this to close down schools. it's it's the opposite of what of what we want to do the closures come amid years of declining enrollment across the school district as a whole. dunesya ramos a spokesperson for the district says they've lost2e 2004-2005 academic year. these are long issues that are not going away that will continue to impact us the impact has meant to budget short. love more than 14 million dollars money that the school district simply doesn't have in the state of california the formula that we have here is the money depends our enrolled and so with declining enrollment are funds and our income also declines. the decision has left mids feelings among both parents and students larry stoddard whose son attend strowbridge elementary tells me well, he understands the district's decision. he worries about the impac

thanks to you now our team coverage continues tonight with abc 7 news reporter tim johns tim. you spoke with san francisco district attorney cha o boin tight. hes pledging to come down hard on these thieves. yeah, dm. that's right. he and other city officials say they're outraged by what happened last night in union square and they tell me those responsible will face swift and severe consequences. hot and 4k after a series of smash and grab robberies resulted in over 1 million dollars worth of items being stolen from stores in san francisco's union square friday night city leaders are responding. i mean, it was absolutely shocking asha. safai is the supervisor of district 11. he tells me one of those arrested friday night had also been arrested back in march for gun possession. safaii says unless those responsible are held to account organized crime will continue to like the city we have to ensure there's consequences for this and we have to send the message that union square is safe that we want to have people come in and shop and that we won't tolerate this type of behavior,

reporter: in oakland, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: a personal injury claim has been filed by six high school student in palo alto. they say they have been bullied since the start of the school year. they claim school administration has failed to do enough to protect them. there have been allegations of the n word bei word against the victims. according to the claim, one victim went to the emergency room with a bleeding ear and another to the school nurse after being hit in the neck. experts say there is a significant increase in bullying nationwide. x there are a lot of things kids are frustrated about. their lives have been turned upside down the last couple of years. we are seeing models of frustration aggression all around us. liz: the school's principal said we take reports of bullying and harassment seriously adding that protective measures are in place. if anyone in your family is struggling with bullying or mental health, we have resources on our website. moving in preparation for the holiday season, two bay area health de

tim john's, abc 7 news. larry: now to another big quality-of-life issue in the north bay. you are used to seeing me on housed in big cities along with needles from waste and trash. but this is also a problem now in smaller cities. one community where needles nees become a real sticking point. liz: in downtown santa rosa there are bustling restaurants and businesses, park benches with charlie brown sculptures. but the charm of 4th street is often overshadowed by things like this. you surprised to see that? >> no. liz: she says last week it reached a tipping point when she showed up to work there was yet again a pile of new used -- of used needles where a homeless person was sleeping. >> get as gotten so bad. but other businesses are dealing with this too. liz: tina owns a puerto rican restaurant also downtown. one of her employees recently quit because she did not feel safe. >> she did not realize when she was coming to work downtown that the transient and the homeless community was as bad as it was. >> this is an unfortunate situation we are seeing more of, of hypodermic n

tim johns has the latest on the chiefs request and the mayor's response. >> following his one-on-one sit down fill material, the police chief once again asked the city to help fight crime. one of his biggest requests was allowing police access to surveillance camera footage. >> we did not have access or the ability to call out license plate numbers and vehicles. >> san francisco law only allows them to view surveillance camera footage after an event occurs. except in certain situations. >> that hampers our ability to do what we need to do. >> concerns over privacy have driven the laws regarding this issue. something the chief understands. despite the worry, san francisco's mayor says the city has to be willing to amend the laws as they currently stand. >> it is a conversation that needs to be had and a change we need to make. we will work with our chief on getting changes done to that. >> it is not just revisiting surveillance laws. he says they need more help from the city in general. in addition to revisions and city camera access, chief scott believes having consequences for crimi

tim: in menlo park, tim johns, abc 7 news. kristen: a canadian woman is believed to be the first patient to be diagnosed as suffering from climate change. the doctor who diagnosed her said a deadly heat wave and poor air quality brought on acute breathing problems in the 70-year-old woman. he says if doctors are not looking at the underlying cause and just treating the symptoms, we will keep falling and further behind. following the diagnosis, he and fellow doctors formed a group they say is working to improve human health by protecting the planet. larry: they warning about a childhood disease that is making a comeback and how the pandemic is playing a part. kristen: a new incentive to get parents to vaccinate their children. larry: saving the world one tree at a time. the organization helping bring back a giant redwoods with is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv

tim johns learned late tonight a new new route of negotiations is planned. with the clock running down before a 3 am deadline on monday pharmacists in the bay area say they're ready to go on strike if a deal isn't reached with permanente want a fair contract. john lee is the president of the guild for professional pharmacists the labor group leading the negotiations. he says that while kaiser has said active talks have been taking place before tonight. he hasn't heard from them in weeks in negotiations and bargaining with the guilt, which is a boat la bowface lie that didn't happen the potential strike could impact patients all over the bay area at the kaiser pharmacy in oakland. kevin lee says he waited in line for hours to get his prescription filled got here about so about 2:30 today and almost maybe a couple hours now and it just was a nightmare and he tells me that while the staff on hand was working as fast as they could they simply couldn't keep up with the demand with many kaiser members getting the prescriptions they need for the next week now in ca

johns. johns. he's working with other cities. up these kinds of crimes that story begins tonight's team coverage. for many businesses in downtown walnut creek the start of the holiday shopping season has been anything but peaceful what we're hearing is a major concern on saturday a group of around 100 people robbed the nordstroms at broadway plaza bob lynchside is the president of the walnut creek chamber of commerce. he says following days events major retailers in the city are looking to hire more private security. our businesses are the same. basically, you know, we to have some certainty of safety, but not every business in walnut creek can afford to do that on their own lynn nice the owner of labels luxury consignment says she's had to board up her store three times in the last year and a half. nice says she's working with other small businesses in the area to try and protect their stores and employees if police aren't able to give us of coverage higher some security to patrol. our smal

tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: san francisco school leaders and parents are calling for an investigation. luz: members of the unified equity and auction committee are demanding an investigation. >> we are being hacked. luz: this was the moment an unidentified person hacked the zoom committee meeting focused on uncovering racism in public schools. >> calling them racist names, using the n-word and showing these images. luz: about 40 people witnessed the attack. one of them was a parent and a volunteer. >> do you feel like this incident was targeted towards this committee? >> absolutely. this committee has been under attack since the thought of its inception. luz: she had her computer connected to her living room tv and her three children witnessed the verbal attack and accidentally saw the pornographic images. >> i do not know how my daughter is processing it, but i am worried about it and it is definitely going to require some counseling. luz: a similar incident happened in january during an antiracism lesson

tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: san francisco school leaders and parents are calling for an investigation after a district meeting was zoom bombed. hackers showed pornographic images and used racial slurs. we have more on the ramifications still being felt. luz: members of the unified equity and auction committee are demanding an investigation. >> we are being hacked. luz: this was the moment an unidentified person hacked the zoom committee meeting focused on countering racism in public schools. >> calling them racist names, using the n-word and showing these images. luz: about 40 people witnessed the attack. one of them was a parent and a volunteer. >> do you feel like this incident was targeted towards this committee? >> absolutely. this committee has been under the attack since the thought of its inception. luz: she had her computer connected to her living room tv and her three children witnessed the verbal attack and accidentally saw the pornographic images. >> i do not know how my daughter is processing it

tim johns is following this developing story. he spoke to one of nishida's form. employers at approximately 12:30 on wednesday afternoon. kevin nashita was helping to guard a kron news crew reporting on a crime when he became a victim of one himself right now. he's gonna be one of the army security for the media. the suspect vehicle is gonna be a white accurate deal four-door and the shooter is gonna be the right front passenger. the shooter was working with a local reporter on 14th street near harrison in oakland when suddenly a man attempted to steal the reporters. up when nashita intervened. he was shot by the robber on saturday morning. he succumbed to his injuries. there was kind he was caring compassionate and most importantly very very honorary commander sherwin long works with the coma police department one of several law enforcement agencies that nishida worked with around the bay area. he says nasheeda was a model police officer working to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community but beyond being just a former colleague lum tells me. it w

liz: our coverage continues with tim johns who spoke with san francisco different attorney -- spoke with the san francisco district attorney. tim: after a series of smash and grab robberies resulted in over $1 million worth of items being stolen from stores in union square friday night, city leaders are responding. >> it was absolutely shocking. tim: the supervisor of district 11 tells me one of those arrested friday night had also been arrested back in march for gun possession. he says unless those responsible are held to account, organized crime continues to plague the city. >> we have to ensure there are consequences for this and we have to send a message that union square is safe, that we want to have people come in and shop and that we won't tolerate this kind of behavior. tim: the san francisco different attorney says he was outraged by friday's events and has a team working with sfpd around. >> we are exploring every single possible criminal charge related to the conduct. we will use every tool in our toolbelt. tim: it is not just the immediate losses that worry city leaders. they

. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7 news. >> donations to a rugby association has led to new charges in the widening corruption scandal at san francisco city hall. a federal indictment filed yesterday accuses rodrigo sanchez to make contributions to golden gate rugby association with the intention of influencing then city building inspect or bernard curran who was active. the two "engaged in a conspiracy and scheme for nearly three years." >> moderna announced it's asked the f.d.a. for a booster for all adults. they're expected to authorize them as soon as this week. last week they authorized the booster for high risks groups. opening it up for millions of americans to get a third shot. >> and keeping you and your family safe over the holidays. >> get a booster now. if you're 18 and over. meet the time line for getting a booster. boosters are essential if you're at high risk in addition get a flu vaccine. you can safely take it along with your booster. and remember that outdoor activities are still safer than indoor ones. >> despite reports of people having difficulty make making app

in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. >> developing news, devin cole is accused of robbing the pharmacy at a san mateo right aid yesterday on -- drive. police say he resisted a recipe or he is a 27 year veteran had his linkedin page said he worked numerous assignments including the gang unit, k-9 handler, and homeless outreach. dan: it was certainly an emotional afternoon for buster posey and all of his many fans had posey announced his retirement for baseball today with his family by his side. j.r. stone was at oracle park for the big announcement. >> people love this guy because he's real. he has not changed a bit since he came up in 2010 and he is the same guy since he was a young kid. >> descriptions of buster posey, who with his family by his side made this announcement thursday. >> i am here today announcing i'm retiring. >> news of the three-time world series champion and seven-time all-star saying goodbye after 12 seasons has hit many giants fans hard. >> i'm trying not to cry right now. i cried yesterday a lot. >> we were devastated. >> it gives me chills when i think about bus

tim johns has the latest on the chiefs request and the mayor's response. >> following his one-on-one sit down fill material, the police chief once again asked the city to help fight crime.

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in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. >> developing news, devin cole is accused of robbing the pharmacy at a san mateo right aid yesterday on -- drive. police say he resisted a recipe or he is a 27 year veteran had his linkedin page said he worked numerous assignments including the gang unit, k-9 handler, and homeless outreach. dan: it was certainly an emotional afternoon for buster posey and all of his many fans had posey announced his retirement for baseball today with his family by his side. j.r. stone was at oracle park for the big announcement. >> people love this guy because he's real. he has not changed a bit since he came up in 2010 and he is the same guy since he was a young kid. >> descriptions of buster posey, who with his family by his side made this announcement thursday. >> i am here today announcing i'm retiring. >> news of the three-time world series champion and seven-time all-star saying goodbye after 12 seasons has hit many giants fans hard. >> i'm trying not to cry right now. i cried yesterday a lot. >> we were devastated. >> it gives me chills when i think about bus

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reporter: in san francisco, tim johns. stephanie: our hearts go out to the nishita family. a gofundme has been set up. it has raised more than $8,000 already. we have posted it on our website, abc7news.com, if you would like to donate. we have this badge on the abc 7 news facebook page you can share to show your support for former police officer kevin nishita and his family. turning to the omicron variant. while it has not been officially detected in the u.s., its impact is already being felt by air travelers with bands about to be in effect. luz pena talk to an infectious disease expert and some worried passengers. luz: starting monday, the u.s. will block entry to most travelers from eight south african countries. greg just arrived from london to the bay area. >> i thought things were getting better. this is also new. luz: as omicron continu spread, the u.k., japan, brazil, thailand, and singapore are among a growing list of countries imposing restrictions on travelers from south africa. he missed his flight to singapore after not meeting the testing requirements. >> i wo

tim johns has more on how the community and elected leaders are pushing for change. tim: in a matter of days, three incidents involving stray bullets in oakland. the first involved 23-month-old jasper wu. then, a concertgoer wounded outside the fox theater. the third happened thursday afternoon when an installer for a security services company was shot. >> i wish i knew the answer, but it is heartbreaking to see so much rampant violence in the city of oakland this year. tim: donald lacey is the founder of the love life foundation. he says the current situation is the worst it has been in years. >> you have to be on guard and aware of your surroundings at all times. and that is for anybody. i have never felt like that in my city that i love. tim: it is a view shared by oakland police chief laurent armstrong. >> we continue to say that this violence must stop. that we need to see the firearms removed from our streets. we are doing everything we can with every resource we have to address oakland. tim: violence is also of major concern to city leaders. loren taylor repre

tim johns has the details on what caused the chaos. tim: scenes of chaos and confusion outside of the great mall friday night. >> everyone was panicking and trying to go to the back of the store. >> my wife was two stories down and all i could think of what was happening with her. tim: the police department received reports of a fight possibly involving a knife that had broken out inside the mall. >> when they arrived there was also unrelated reports of a possible shooting that had occurred within the burlington coat factory store. tim: those two separate incidents sends them all into lockdown as people seeing others running away from the pandemonium assumed there was an active shooter. the police department said they found no evidence of a shooting within the mall. the response was quick and forceful. san jose pd and the santa clara county sheriff's partners -- office responding. >> unfortunately in the world we live in this is too commonplace, because of that we trained to respond to situations like that. tim: similar incidents have

luz: our coverage tim johns who spoke with san francisco district attorney jason houdini -- ja -- >> after a series of robberies resulted in over $1 million of items stolen friday night, city leaders are responding. >> i mean, it was absolutely shocking. tells me one of those arrested friday night had also been arrested back in possession of a gun. he says unless those responsible are held to account, and has cry will continue to plague the city. >> we have to ensure there's consequences for this and we have to send the message that union square is safe, that we want to have people coming into shop and that we won't tolerate this kind of behavior. >> the district attorney says he was outraged. >> we are exploring every single possible criminal charge related to the conduct. we will use every tool in our toolbelt. >> but it is not just the immediate losses that worry city leaders. the ripple effects could also be potentially alarming retail front-line workers don't feelesy shut down. if stores shut down, we lose sales tax. >> that potentially could have a major impact on the city and

reporter: in san francisco, tim johns. stephanie: our hearts go out to the nishita family. a gofundme has been set up. it has raised more than $8,000 already. we have posted it on our website, abc7news.com, if you would like to donate. we have this badge on the abc 7 news facebook page you can share too show your support for former police officer kevin nishita and his family. turning to the omicron variant. while it has not been officially detected in the u.s., its impact is already being felt by air travelers with bans about to be in effect. luz pena talk to an infectious disease expert and some worried passengers. luz: starting monday, the u.s. will block entry to most travelers from eight south african countries. greg just arrived from london to the bay area. >> i thought things were getting better. this is all so new. luz: as omicron continues to spread, the u.k., japan, brazil, thailand, and singapore are among a growing list of countries imposing restrictions on travelers from south africa. this man missed his flight to singapore after not meeting the testing requirem

. >> and our coverage continues with tim johns who spoke with san francisco district attorney. he is pledging to come down harden to the thieves. >> after a series of smash and grab robberies resulted in over $1 million worth of items being stolen from stores in san francisco's union square friday night, city leaders are responding. >> i mean, it was absolutely shocking. >> this man is the supervisor of distract 11. he tells me one of those arrested on friday night had been arrest # back in march for gun possession he says unless those responsible are held to account, organized crime will continue to plague the city. >> we have to ensure there's consequences for this and we have to send the message that union square is safe, that we want to have people come in and shop and that we won't tolerate this type of behavior. >> san francisco district attorney says he was outraging by friday's events and has a team working with sfpd around the clock. >> we are exploring every single possible crash related to the conduct. we will use every tool in our tool belt. >> it's not just the imm

johns abc 7 news and it happened again on sunday this time. south bay two organized robberies happened within minutes at two major shopping malls abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains that san police are warning others thinking about attempting something like this. santana row is decorated for the most wonderful time of year, but not everything as mary and jeffrey grant was working security a few stores down from lululemon when a group of eight people ran out with 47,000 of merchandise, so they saw me chasing them and they hopped in their vehicles across the street. i went to try to stop them, but they indicated that they were willing to run me over so i i ceased that effort makers market has a store in santana row just steps from lululemon and another one near the nordstrom that was robbed in walnut creek employees are concerned. changes to their system are being made. we always have two people now closing we used to just have one person closing. we're not doing that anymore. so hopefully we can be aware of our surroundings and what's go

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john ship, tim was on it and he was extremely eloquent. and i asked him how him, how he manages his grief. and he was absolutely, he was all moving to listen to. he says, well, he puts it to one side as it goes through his life. and his life is entirely devoted to the freeing of his son, so he can go to his wife and children. and john says that late at night he may retreat into his melancholy. and i felt my hot lunch in my chest. as i listened to this man saying, and i felt his melancholy, me like to, i'm a blow on my chest, we're not going on anywhere at all. and our voice is going to get louder and louder and louder until june. free promise you that anti joe biden song called let's go brandon as quickly climbed to the top of america's i tunes hip hop chart, despite being pulled from some social networks, you tube removed the track by rapper bryson gray climbing it contained medical misinformation. now the song takes aim at president biden's bungled afghan withdrawal and his handling of the corona virus pandemic. you tube said the platfor

oh, i did a radio program last night, john ship, tim was on it and he was extremely eloquent. and i asked him how he, how he manages his grief and, and he was absolutely, he was so moving to listen to, he says willy, he puts it to one side as it goes through his life. and his life is entirely devoted to the freeing of his son, so he can go to his wife and children. and john says that late at night he may retreat into his melancholy. and i felt my heart lunch in my chest. as i listened to this man saying, and i felt his melancholy hit me like a, i'm a blow on my chest. we are not going on anywhere at all. and our voice is going to get louder and louder and louder to julian, some to say free. i can promise you that an anti joe biden san called let's go. brandon has quickly climbed to the top of america's i tunes hip hop chart. despite being pulled from some social networks, youtube removed the track by rapid bryce and great climbing it contained medical misinformation. the song takes aim at president biden's bungle the afghan withdrawal and his handling of the corona virus pande

or perhaps why john yarmuth in kentucky or ron kind in wisconsin are retiring. and on the republican side of the 10 retireees, there are only two districts that are potentially vulnerable in redistricting in new york. when you add all of that together, kevin mccarthy looks like a formidable favorite to be speaker in 2023. host: what about the amount of purple districts in this country versus truly red and blue and how that has changed over the years. guest: yeah, in 1997 when the cook political report first started calculating what we call our partisan voter index, which is an index of how all 435 districts vote relative to the nation as a whole, we found that there were 164 districts out of 435 that were kind of within the partisan 40-yard line that were within five points either way. and those were the places where we saw a lot of competitive races. in the past 24 years we have seen that number key klein -- decline 53% to 78 districts out of 435. i expect it could decline again by a third as a result of this round of redistricting. increasingly what we are see

john lyman is from the fire department here. we major curtis childs, we have tim waters from the detroit office in michigan. so i'll just give you a quick brief and i'll answer whatever questions i can answer. we'll ask for comments or anything the chief can fill us in about ems and all that. around 12:51 today, we received a 911 call of an active shooter at the high school. the deputies responded. we received over 100 911 calls. the deputies took a suspect in custody within five minutes of the original 911 call. they recovered a handgun from the suspect. the suspect fired multiple shots. there's multiple victims. it's unfortunate that we have three deceased victims right now that are all believed to be students. we have six others that were shot. one was a school teacher. all at local hospitals being treated for various injuries

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tim comes in and says, joe, good work on this -- on the election bill, on the john lewis bill. good work on that. let's work more on this. that was it. >> doesn't sound like a hostile environment as far as kaine as all. >> my colleagues have been very, very -- they understand, they know my state, they know me. >> let me dig in if i can to the build back better agenda and exactly where you are. because you have made yourself pretty clear on some cases. >> sure. >> paid family leave. >> okay. >> the democrats in the house are putting it back in the bill. >> yeah. >> does that change your view on it at all? >> john, i don't think it belongs in the bill. i'll tell you why. that's a piece of legislation that really is needed from the standpoint if we do it and do it right. when there is participation between the employer and employee from the small company, small businesses that i represent all over west virginia and the country, but basically it should be participation. we can do that in a bipartisan way. we can make sure it is lasting. right now we're putting something in there th

john tester in montana, let's see some montana for a change. we will hold you personally sponsor ball for allowing this travesty to go forward. angus king in maine, you're supposed to be an independent, where is the independent spirit in you? live free or die, you promised to be pragmatic. there's nothing pragmatic about spending $4 trillion during an inflationary spiral. you need to do is ron claim, chief of staff of the white house and say this is over. if all we cared about at the angle was hoping the gop would sit back, let this bill passion take the economy for good. but we actually love the country. the denial know that things don't drastically change they will lose the in the midterms and the solution to their plummeting popularity is obvious. stop the spending, work terrain in out-of-control inflation, prevent americans from losing everything they worked so hard for. the fact that most are doing this but doubling down on these policies that got us here tells everything you need to know about their true priorities. their intent on sinkin

tim miller, errin haines, thank you both for starting us off. john heilemann isn't going anywhere. >>> when we come back, new questions about the timeline during the capitol insurrection after the former commanding officer of the d.c. national guard has today demanded a retraction of that inspector general report we told you about yesterday, the one that said he was told twice to send troops to the capitol. we'll update that story next. >>> plus, the mysterious disappearance of a chinese tennis star who accused one of her country's most powerful leaders of sexual assault and the international furor that has ensued. >>> and more from our deeply personal one-on-one interview with huma abedin, her reaction from anthony weiner told her the truth about his text messages. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ay sale is on now! score unbelievable savings with our biggest sale ever! like ge appliances up to 40% off rugs up to 80% off and lighting up to 65% off. plus ge

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or perhaps why john yarmuth in kentucky or ron kind in wisconsin are retiring. and on the republican side of the 10 retireees, there are only two districts that are potentially vulnerable in redistricting in new york. when you add all of that together, kevin mccarthy looks like a formidable favorite to be speaker in 2023. host: what about the amount of purple districts in this country versus truly red and blue and how that has changed over the years. guest: yeah, in 1997 when the cook political report first started calculating what we call our partisan voter index, which is an index of how all 435 districts vote relative to the nation as a whole, we found that there were 164 districts out of 435 that were kind of within the partisan 40-yard line that were within five points either way. and those were the places where we saw a lot of competitive races. in the past 24 years we have seen that number key klein -- decline 53% to 78 districts out of 435. i expect it could decline again by a third as a result of this round of redistricting. increasingly what we are see

and john lewis introduced him. i was emotional that day. because when you think for one moment, 50 years before, john lewis was beat almost to his death where when he tells you the story you'll say, that wool worth counter over there, got arrested because i tried to eat. i got this far on the bridge. and i can't remember any more. but they carried me back to this church. 50 years later, he was nominating and introducing barack obama. as president of the united states. i'm proud of the fact that abraham lincoln was president in the most dire time to our constitution, the civil war. and brought that nation together. i'm fearful of the division that's being created in this house. madam speaker, almost feels like the speaker is burning it down on her way out the door. i made the promise to the last speaker and i'll make it to you too. we'll run it different. there's some things we'll keep. i may not agree with you but i respect you. you have a right to your opinion. but you also have a responsibility to show up to work. you also should bring a

steve jobs and tim cook have been masterful these have been brilliant reed hastings, brilliant businessmen who have seized an opportunity, seeing the power of global scale and have exploited it. >> quite a thing to hear john malone talk about potential regulation when it comes to some of the big tech companies. he's not sure how, but again, i kidded with him, as my libertarian friend but that's where liberty comes from and the way he views the world somewhat unusual to hear something out of his mouth along those lines. >> yeah. i mean it was fascinating. also netflix hit $8. the stock trading at $683 a share now. to his point there i also thought the comments about cnn were kind of riveting. and basically saying that the sale would be the coward's way out, and he wants to see a return to journalistic roots he brought the fire in his conversation with you. >> he did. there's actually a lot more there as well as you might imagine. we talked for almost an hour we do make it available i think -- not even behind the pay wall at cnbc.com b but, yeah, i thought the comments on cnn were interestin