and one other note about the freshman class, i am also the first female republican freshman class president ever. i was honored to be selected by my class, and it is a real thrill to be leading this incredible class. host: was not a surprise to you when you were elected? guest: i did not know i was a first, so it was a surprise. i think whip scalise informed me i was the first female to ever be chosen. host: and you are part of congressman scalise's whip team. what does that involve? guest: i was in the whip position in the state legislature at one point. and really that is just conveying information, getting some feedback from them on what their position is on certain pieces of policy. host: congresswoman stephanie bice of oklahoma's with us. we welcome your calls and comments. for republicans, (202) 748-8001. democratss, (202) 748-8000. independents and others, (202) 748-8002. we saw an interview with you that talked about the new leaders coming into congress, and a quote from you -- hopefully we will see, now the election is over, some coming together and trying to actually govern again.

no, we were like the way was set up then and it's the freshman. they're about eight or nine freshmen dormitories kind of surrounded around the yard, right and each of us lived in some of us lived in there were five in my freshman dormitory five negroes and it was spread around but where we all would meet with the freshman dining hall right and then after your freshman year you moved to the houses and they're about 10 of those and that's really they're like little colleges and you know, that's where we would yeah harvard still does interesting things with room. my daughter had a muslim roommate from pakistan and an orthodox jewish roommate from from boston and there was a cuban girl who was jewish and then my daughter is blonde hair and blue eyes and the four of them. it was interesting because but that's what i wondered when they blocked. they went in different directions. they didn't they didn't achieve any sort of balance by living. that way, but i wondered if you all so you had five maybe in a dorm because the lunch table you talk about it. tha

of the freshman class. guest: thank you for having me. host: next up, we will ask you your top political news stories of the week. republicans, your line is (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents and others, (202) 748-8002. he started the program asking about a number of issues, the packing of the supreme court, a plan announced by democrats yesterday, some democrats yesterday, biden's imposition of sanctions on russia, and also an update on the chauvin trial and more about police shootings and protests in the u.s. we will be back in a moment. ♪ >> coming up live friday the house returns to debate a bill aimed at preventing workplace violence. that is at 9:00 a.m. on c-span. president biden holds a press conference with the prime minister of japan at 4:00 p.m. eastern. on c-span two at 11:00 -- the current state of white supremacist groups. at noon the washington post talks with roy blunt about why he wants president biden to slash two thirds of his infrastructure bill, capital security,

host: congresswoman stephanie bice of oklahoma, the fifth district, freshman r >> we continue to wait for the rose garden news conference with the japanese -- japanese prime minister that was scheduled to start about 0 minutes ago or. so when it does we'll bring it to you live. in the meantime more from this morning's "washington journal". e nanette barragan joins us. she is on the homeland committee. good morning. let's start on the homeland security issue. you are from california, a border state. what is your view on what we've seen over the last few months, the rise of migrants at the u.s. border? guest: i am headed to the u.s.

i missed nearly half of my freshman year. i am still recovering to this day. >> reporter: others joyful like journey to guatemala. >> family, i got really close to them and they didn't want to let me go. >> reporter: with such care for others it's no surprise when the teen saw a stranger's life at stake, he didn't let go. he performed cpr until emergency personnel arrived. the man survived. this quiet hero sees it in simple terms. >> i knew he needed help. i knew if i didn't do this, who else was going to do this? if i don't do it, he might lose his life. >>> he hopes to attend sonoma state in the fall where he hopes to study criminal justice. right now he is a police explorer. to learn more go to kpix.com/sra. >>> kpix is celebrating class of 2021. send a photo of your grad to 2021grads@cbs.com. or tag us on your post. no professional photos please. include their name, city, and >>> today's tip of the day is yellow peppers. yellow peppers are the mildest. green, orange, red, and purple peppers. so many different color pepper

smart was a 19-year-old freshman when she disappeared. her body is yet to be found and last seen walking home from a campus party with a freshman. yesterday florez was arrested for her murder and the d.a. said the likely crime scene was the dorm room and while the statute of limitations expired for rape they're charging for attempted rape. >> we conclude there might be additional victims in the southern california area and i don't want to go into the nature of that but he was known to frequent bars in the san pedro area. >> paul florez's 80-year-old father reuben accused of helping his son hide the body. the d.a. says they believe they know where the remains are and not going to say where. today though crews resumed digging at reuben florez's home. >>> a santa cruz man facing life in prison for murdering a child could be free in four years. adrian gonzalez was 15 when he pleaded not guilty to kidnapping, raeping and killing his neighbor 8-year-old maddy middleton but this week gonzalez 21 pleaded guilty to all charges after his case was m

he was last seen walking home from a campus party with a fellow freshman. yesterday flores was arrested for her murder. and today the d.a. revealed the crime scene was likely flores's dorm room. while the statute of limit taxs is expired for rape, they are charging flores for attempted rape. >> there very well may be additional victims in the southern california area. i don't want to go into the nature of that, but he was known to frequent bars in the area. >> paul's father is accused of helping his son hide the body. the d.a. says they believe they know where kristin smart's remains are but they're not elaborating. crews were back at her home today with digging equipment after dismantling a backyard deck. >>> back in the bay area, we can have fun again. beginning tomorrow, you will be able to catch a live show or attend a conference in the city again. san francisco will now allow indoor ticketed or seated events like sports, live theater. masks of course will be required and you will have to provide proof of vaccination or negative covid tests in most case

kristen smart was a freshman when she disappeared. she was. >> legally declared dead back in 2000, 2 despite her body never being found. chip yost now in san luis obispo with the latest. you know, obviously a big development kristen smart. her story has been told a lot over the years in 1996. >> here at cal poly, san luis obispo. she was a freshman. she was 19 years old when she just disappeared. the person who was last known to be seen with her. has been a suspect for years. but today he's now under arrest in the case of show you a picture of paul floor is being taken into custody. he was actually taken into custody in southern california. his father was also arrested as an accessory room floor is now 80 years old. he was arrested closer here in the san luis obispo area. paul flores arrested down in southern california for the murder in 1996 memorial day weekend kristen smart was out with some friends. she went to a party. according to reports, she had drink a drink a little bit was a little intoxicated. paul flores was the last pers

my reputation probably wasn't as stellar as how i intended it to be when i was a freshman at csu but a lot more people knew me as that turning point girl for that conservative girl then isabel brown, biomedical scientist. so i live that everysingle day but sometimes people need somebody else to be the first person . the first person to raise their hand and say something back to their teacher in class. the first person to post something on social media that everybody's thinking but nobody is willing to say and that was the most valuable lesson i learned during my undergraduate institution i colorado state university. by the time i graduated i transitioned into a very different space in the conservative movement. obviously i didn't go to medical school my plans changed a bit after graduation today i get to do the same things i was doing on campus for turning point and i get to do it with all of you and traveling the country interacting with so manymembers of our amazing generation , i've learned so much about what it means to be generation z. su and i. born in 1997 or later in the unit

mymy reputation probably wasn't as stellare as i had intended when i was a freshman by the time i graduated and a lot more people knew me is that turning point coral or that conservative girl than isabel brown political scientists, so i know what that's like. i lived with that every single day but sometimes people need someone else to be the first person, the first person to raise their hand, the first person to say something back to their teacher and class, the first person to post something on social media every one is thinking but no one is willing to say in that was the most valuable lesson i learned throughout my time in my undergraduate institution at colorado state university. at the time i graduated, i transitioned into a very different t space in vethe conservative movement. obviously i did go to medical school so my plans changed after graduation, but today i get to do all the same things i was doing on campus professionally for turning point and i get to do it with all of you and traveling the country interacting with so many members of our amazing generation how i've learned is

when i was a freshman know would be caught dead doing any of that. it truly spoke to the power of one person willing to be the first person. it was never easy when i did any of these things. yes, like a lot of you got failing grades on assignments that i professors not want to be my mentor anymore. and i lost a lot of friendships along the way. my reputation probably is not as stellar has i'd intended to be as a freshman at csu by the time i graduated. a lot more people know me is that turning point girl or that conservative girl than elizabeth brown oil medical scientist for i know what that is like i live that every single day but sometimes people just need somebody else to be the first person the first person to raise their hand the first person to say something back to the teacher in class for the first person to post something on social media that everybody's thinking but nobody is willing to say. that was the most valuable lessons i learned throughout my time in my undergraduate institution that colorado state university. by the time i graduate

the freshman on the winning shot. >> stuff like this is something that you dream of as a kid and you practice on a mini hoop. to be able to do that, it's crazy. >> history will be made tonight. neither team has ever won the championship title. with the women champs celebrating already with their history-making coach. that was an incredible shot. and as for coach vanderveer saying she didn't get into coaching to win -- but it must feel nice. i'm david muir in new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> they could be crucial to a safe return to normalcy, but how can you trust what a vaccine card really says? tonight, the cross country effort in bay area tech to keep everyone honest. honest. >>> we have the vaccine team with warnings of impending doom and a fourth wave, what is a realistic concern for the bay area. >>> you are looking at the most successful site in the bay area. within a week, it was scheduled to shut down. now, we hope it is staying open. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> we know people have b

there was lance, whom angie dated back home in amarillo and through her freshman year in dallas. according to her friends, angie said she was afraid of lance because he had a temper, and had once pulled a knife on her. there was ben, angie's boyfriend at the time of her death. older and already out of school, he was a construction supervisor in dallas. sounds like he was kind of the opposite of lance. >> i would say he was the opposite of lance. >> reporter: and there was russell, a new friend of angie's who had gone out that evening with her and her friend, anita. another female engineering student at smu. you saw her that last night? >> yes. >> how was she? >> she was angie. i mean, she was fine. >> reporter: that night, anita accompanied any and russell on an expedition to a series of bars and clubs. angie's boyfriend, ben, was not present. >> ben was aware of the fact that angie, russell, and i were all going out together. >> reporter: at least angie's friend, evalyn, ben didn't seem like the type to get jealous or violent. you could never imagine ben hurting angie? >> i coul

the intensifying search for a missing freshman from lsu. she was last seen five days ago before her car was found abandoned in baton rouge, and now hundreds of people are involved in the search efforts. abc's elwyn lopez right there in baton rouge where she's been talking to this student's family. elwyn, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. the teen's family and friends tell me they will not stop until they find kori gauthier. that's what they have been doing here for days in baton rouge, and the search for her picks back up again this morning. this morning, the urgent search for a louisiana teen is under way. >> my daughter is still out there somewhere. whatever it takes, whatever the cost, it's not an issue. >> reporter: 18-year-old kori gauthier now missing for five days. >> i get a call saying she didn't show up for dance class and i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: the united cajun navy mobilizing hundreds of volunteers along with local authorities searching from dusk until dawn by ground, air and water to find th

smart was a 19-year-old college freshman at cal poly san luis obispo when she vanished in 1996. never returning to her dorm after flores walked her home from a party. >> kristin never returned to her dorm room that night and has not been seen or heard from since that time. >> reporter: throughout the investigation, paul flores had remained a person of interest and became a suspect, then a prime suspect, but he's maintained his innocence. >> forensic physical evidence was located, and yes, we believe it's linked to kristin. >> reporter: authorities refusing to elaborate on what they found. >> we have not recovered kristin. we will continue to focus on finding her remains. >> reporter: overnight, kristin's family releasing a statement saying for over 24 years we have waited for this bittersweet day. it is impossible to put into words what this day means for our family. we pray it is the first step to bringing our daughter home. the community now coming together. >> i'm extremely relieved. i feel bad for kristin smart's family that have lived on the edge for 25 years. >> reporter:

all right fred thank you have a nice freshman year in chad. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines around the world voting is underway in the names presidential election on sunday the poll follows a week of violent protests against incumbent a trace tallow in office since 26 deniz heavily favored to win a 2nd term in the west african country. 8 people have been killed and more injured after an earthquake struck in the nation's main island of java the quake damaged at least a 1000 killed. it's the 2nd natural disaster to hit indonesia in a week after hundreds died in flooding and mudslides on another island. a volcanic eruption has darkened the skies and blanketed the caribbean island of st vincent with ashes thousands of residents have been evacuated out of the most dramatic outbreak at last free mountain in decades soldiers have been delivering food and water supplies to shelters with thousands of evacuees announced. here in germany the race to succeed uncle of merkel as chancellor is heating up conservative lawmakers today hea

to celebrate a project long in the works. 11 years ago, when this project began, i was starting my freshman year in high school, so let's just stick with that for a second because this is how long it's been. our members at the san francisco bicycle coalition have been fighting for this for over a decade, and today, we are so thrilled to have a safe connection for people biking across soma all the way down to the ballpark. i know these safety improvements in addition to the protected bike lanes go a long way for families, bikers and pedestrians. when i see these new infrastructural improvements like this, i think about my own family members who still live in this district today, and i think about how it'll make them feel safer crossing the street in their own neighborhoods. new infrastructure like this is crucial in making the south of market a safer place to live, to work, and to play as we move towards reopening our city. a decade is way too long to wait to bring needed improvements in safety in soma. people deserve to feel safe walking and biking of our city streets. we look forward to be

to celebrate a project long in the works. 11 years ago, when this project began, i was starting my freshman year in high school, so let's just stick with that for a second because this is how long it's been. our members at the san francisco bicycle coalition have been fighting for this for over a decade, and today, we are so thrilled to have a safe connection for people biking across soma all the way down to the ballpark. i know these safety improvements in addition to the protected bike lanes go a long way for families, bikers and pedestrians. when i see these new infrastructural improvements like this, i think about my own family members who still live in this district today, and i think about how it'll make them feel safer crossing the street in their own neighborhoods. new infrastructure like this is crucial in making the south of market a safer place to live, to work, and to play as we move towards reopening our city. a decade is way too long to wait to bring needed improvements in safety in soma. people deserve to feel safe walking and biking of our city streets. we look forward to be

only accepting students who are established business people with revenue of $30 million a year a new freshman class was supposed to be starting a couple of weeks ago that class will not be starting. the more senior classes ar still ongoing. jack has not been allowed to recruit a new freshman class >> tom, what can you tell us what is the inclination from the chinese communist snparty? what does this school symbolize or what is it doing that is so threatening to them? >> reporter: he is not a significant threat to the chinese communist party. the story around jack ma has two elements one is the crackdown of the business atmosphere in ant and his commerce alibaba those companies will not be as powerful once the regulatory settlement is reached. you have to think of jack ma is one of the most influential people in china and on the international stage. the party is worried about that second spheres of influence. here is a rich and powerful businessman who was bringing in talented business men into his own school and training up a loyal following of alumni. that organization outside the party's li

three teenagers, all college freshman and games will florida, longtime friends. now one of them, christian was a no-show for meeting with his circle of friends. he didn't even pick up the phone, not even so much as a text. >> it got later and later, i started calling on friends. i said hey, i want to make sure, have you seen question? >> when you are not getting text backs, when you start going for worried to freaked out? >> honestly, that night. i couldn't really sleep. i had passed by his dorm room, to see if possibly, you know, his phone died, and he couldn't answer, his phone went off. i was thinking all these different scenarios. he was in a storm. where was the all night? where was he staying? where was the sleeping? where, where you see? >> the next morning, still nothing from christian. he hadn't come back to his dorm. >> eric and pedro, her next -- her ex-boyfriend, went to the games for police. >> we went to the window, we started explaining our issue. the lady behind the counter left of this. >> she blew. it >> off yeah. this lady better not hope somet

nina freshman teaches english and jen and. she last saw 9 from wherever she happens to be at the moment she and her son nicholai a tour increase. this. my office i can set it up wherever i am today i'm at this gorgeous place and i can't imagine anything better than better than wash day after that business studies jenny and christian you rush it found good jobs with a steel company and a pharmacy tickle. but 3 years ago they threw in the towel and began and going live the head with a travel blog now their own grand canaria. from the 1st day of my job training i realized that i needed to be my own boss and that what i was doing there wasn't me because wearing a suit and tie was never my thing so what's funny is that my. best immorality has gone into business for himself as an online entrepreneur for 5 years he's traveled the well his favorite protocol is thailand after a botched me surgery forced him to give up his hotel job he suffered a crisis. i think that happens quite often and often the motivator and all the real triggers

congress that mondaire jones is a freshman democrat from new york. he represents -- he went to stanford and worked in the department of justice. and he worked to perform our criminal and legal system to make it more fair and equitable. then he went to harvard law and worked as a litigator in private practice. he wanted to work for the pro bono service investigating employment discrimination. he is a member of the house judiciary committee. he has the youngest member of the democratic house leadership team. next is chris king. he served in the white house for nearly seven years as deputy counsel for president obama and special assistant to the president for legislative affairs. chris oversaw the selection, venting and confirmation of more than 220 of obama's judicial nominees. he said records -- said records -- set records. he helped spearhead the confirmation of supreme court justice sotomayor. and he worked with dick durbin as director of floor operations. chris is on the board of advisors for acs. next is leah litman, an assistant law professor at

>> keep in mind that i'm a freshman congressman, so i have no frame of reference. >> it was my first. it did feel string and distance. i was thrilled to be there. there were very few attendees in person. only the chief justice, only two cabinet secretaries and only 200 members of congress were present. less than half of the institution. despite the strangeness of a presidential address during covid, and to witness our 21st century fdr in action. >> very interesting scene playing out on the floor last night. here's hoping by next year, we're back to the normal 1600-person crowd in that chamber. congressman ritchie torres, thank you very much for getting up early with us. we appreciate it. earlier on in the show, we asked all of you, why are you awake? frank tweeted, i'm up way too early to get my second covid shot today. >> maria e-mailed, every once in a while my mama can't sleep. she's 86 and has alzheimer's. if she's up, i'm up. i love hearing our president mention us caregivers during his excellent speech. people who are doing this, maria, you, and so many others are just amazing.

the house represented is in 2010 put me in line to be the next speaker of the house over the largest freshman republican class in history, 87 newly elected members of the gop. as i was presiding over a large group of people who never sat in congress, i felt i owed them a little tutorial on governing. i had to explain how to get things done. a lot of that went straight through the ears of most of them, especially the ones who did not have the brains that got in the way. incrementalism, compromise, that wasn't there thing. a lot of them wanted to blow up washington. insider has this, ted cruz deriding former speaker been are -- former speaker boehner, calling it a drunken bloated scorn. that from insider. more from the interview on cbs's sunday morning, and which the former house speaker talked about what it was like to negotiate with president obama and kratz on any legislation. [video clip] >> i am negotiating with the white house and i've got no position. because my guys would not vote for anything. some of these members, i'm not quite sure what they are for. they are against everything, but

>> gonzaga freshman jalen suggs sinking the 3-pointer and clinching an overtime victory against u are cla. >> stuff like this is something that you dream of as a kid and practice >> undefeated carbon zag a will tip off against the baylor bears monday night in a highly anticipated match up for the national championship. kathy park, nbc news >> i think we all needed that. up next, ready to travel what airlines are adding this summer to get you to the beach even faster. also, the lawmaker mother of five, on a mission to protect some of the nation's most vulnerable children. >>> back with more of an investigation of group youth home meant to provide care for children with mental health disorders, but critics say the children have become commodities and one state senator from oregon is taking on the company and trying to change the system. >> these are not treatment programs these are facilities to warehouse and manage kids without any treatment expertise and the goal is to make money, not to make kids healthy. >> reporter: sarah gelser, a mother of five, never thought she would spend year

paul floors to the son who was a freshman at the time charged with the murder. they believe his father help get rid of the body he's been charged as being an accessory. we expect to hear to more tomorrow from the district attorney here in san luis obispo county for now reporting live in rio grande. i'm chip yost. send it back to you. >> a chip. you know that for years they were people criticizing investigators saying that the evidence against paul flores was overwhelming some arguing that they were moving too slowly. have they addressed that in any way. >> yeah, that actually came up today at the news conference, i asked the sheriff about that because yes, it's been big theme of this case. people believe that paul flores should have been in jail just days after liz or excuse smart went missing. but he has asked about that. the sheriff acknowledged that, yes, there were some missteps early that cause some problems and cause the case to the be delayed longer than it should have. but he said, you know, it's easy to look back and say you should have done this should

raphael warnock, freshman senator, but long in the game of social justice, joins us to discuss this and more. good to see you, senator. >> good to be here with you, chris. thanks so much. >> senator, let's discuss something that's not as well known and then talk about something that is painfully obvious. in the relief bill, though a freshman senator, you got a provision put into the bill to help your constituents, specifically bhak farmers, as part of the relief bill. what did you get done? why did it matter so much? >> well, you know, i'm very proud of the american rescue plan and, as you point out, one of the provisions that i specifically fought for was relief for farmers of color. the farmers of color debt relief bill. we inserted it in the american rescue plan. it will provide $5 billion of debt relief and support to farmers who have historically experienced discrimination even at the hands of our government, the u.s. department of agriculture. this is a long-standing problem. and what covid-19 did was it both illuminated and exacerbated these long-standing disparities, gave us a c

this freshman into other cardinal players made the cut to play the acosta women's amateur last week. narrowly miss the playoffs, and she will take it, tied at third. >> i was having the best time, it was so cool to make some birdies on holes that i've seen the pros play so many times. i was having the time of my life hating those shots, it was a dream. >>> on to the anchor pics, dustin johnson defending champion. maybe he will share his winnings this time. and that ball, going on with justin thomas, he does go low when he plays. we will see, round one tomorrow. >> playing in april again, somewhat back to normal. >> trees are blooming. the azaleas are in bloom, what more do you need? >>> still ahead, a new california theme park does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? onlyly nature's s bounty doe. new immunene twenty-fofour hours has longnger lastingng vitamin. plusus, herbal and otheher immune s supers. onlyly from natuture's bountn. >>> gumdrop mountain, here we come. a new theme park just opened up . >> it is a candy themed experience in los angeles called sugar rush. it feature

the freshman, 30 footer in a buzzer-beater and sent the on beating the bags into the championship against baylor and indianapolis and back in december they were supposed to play in indianapolis but that game was canceled at the last minute due to covid-19 issues with gonzaga. >> we joked when the game got canceled and we went to the arena and we did a press conference saying the game was canceled and what not and as we were riding back, we are light, you know what, if we end up playing this game in the final four of the championship game, that sounds like a better idea. >> i tell you what, the a's probably wish their first four games of the baseball season have been canceled and still looking for a win, any win. the easter bunny was a no-show and we got the duck instead. what is up with that. the second out of the game and tucker off and that is going straight over the .388 sign in a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the inning just inside the right field line to bring home to tie the game and lowery in the second baseman double. 3-1 astros in the third inning and into the gap in the ball hits of

smart was a 19-year-old freshman when she disappeared while walking back to her dorm after a party in 1996. her remains have never been found but she was legally declared dead in 2002. >>> in sonoma the board of supervisors has removed approval of the windsor mayor's appointment to the golden gate bridge district. now a citizen's group in windsor said that if he doesn't step down as mayor soon they will move to recall him. they have opened an official committee to begin the process. he is accused of assaulting six women. >> the criminal justice system will determine whether he committed a crime. he i think it's already evident that he has violated the public trust. >> city, county and state officials along with his brother have called on him to resign. he has denied the allegations. >>> developing now the police officer who shot daunte wright during a traffic stop has resigned. the officer was identified as 26 year veteran, kim potter. the police chief said he believes she accidentally fired her gun instead of her taser and we just learned the chief has also resigned. >>> protestors a

the man police suspected from the start is been arrested in the disappearance of freshman kristin smart. paul flores was the last person seen with smart as the two left an off-campus party. the body was never found but they have for realistic evidence and flores was taken into custody along with his father who is accused of being an assessor he . >>> lawmakers have rejected a bill that would have banned fracking in the state. they say it harms the environment and the public health. this bill would have banned the practice by 2035. the authors say they are not giving up on it. >>> governor gavin newsom signed a more than half $1 billion plan to get california fire ready. it is more than double the funding seen in recent years. he said the money will help to build feel breaks around viable communities and allow for more controlled burn. >>> we go from the five to the water and sea level rise is a problem that cannot be ignored according to the scientists. a new study says the secret to protect the bay area may lie in something that is currently being thrown away. >> reporter: as the sea l

the freshman put the cardinal back up 51-44. arizona's star mcdonald was 5 for 20 but hit a big three to bring cats within one. jones had the answer. spin into the lane, hits a two, gets fouled. the star led stanford with 17. the final seconds, arizona down one. >> mcdonald, two seconds, trapped, heaves! that is it. stanford survives again! >> you can say that again. stanford beat arizona 54-53 to win their third national title in program history. >>> gonzaga and baylor will play tonight for the men's final. see you tonight on the post game show. >> people all over the area are celebrating stanford big win. other athletes, coaches, political figures giving the team a shout out on social media. we have a special line up tonight for the last day of march madness. at 5:30, pregame coverage and men's championship game starts at 6:00. watch a special edition of news at 8:30. sports is at 10:00. then kpix5 news at 11:00. >>> we continue to follow vice president kamala harris' visit to her hometown oakland. let's take a listen. >> they

his daughter freshman was a freshman at marjorie stone douglas high school. she was an accomplished dancer. i see brandon wolf, shooting at the pulse club nightclub. he survived but his two best friends died. greg jackson, who was just walking down the street when he was caught in the cross fire of a gunfight. and of course, i see a close friend of jill's and mine, congresswoman gabby gifford who is here who was speaking with her constituents in front of a grocery store in her state when she was shot and a member of her staff was killed. you know, they're here, and their pain is immense. and what a lot of you, hopefully many of you don't know, is if you have gone through a trauma, no matter how much you work to make sure others don't go through it, every time you show up at an event like this, it brings back when you got that phone call. it brings back the immediacy of what happened at that moment. so i genuinely mean it, thank you. thank you for having the courage to be here. the courage to continue this fight. senator blumenthal understands it. a lot of the

she was a freshman. she was 19 years old when she just disappeared the person who was last known to be seen with her. has been a suspect for years. but today he's now under arrest in the case of show you a picture of paul floor is being taken into custody. he was actually taken into custody in southern california. his father was also arrested as an accessory room floor is now 80 years old. he was arrested closer here in the san luis obispo area. paul flores arrested down in southern california for the murder in 1996. memorial day weekend kristen smart was out with some friends. she went to a party. according to reports, she had drink a drink a little bit was a little intoxicated. paul flores was the last person to be seen whether he was a student at the time to agree to walk her home, said he watched her walk into a dorm and that was the last he saw her. well, investigators didn't believe that they've been investigating this case for years. today. the sheriff said that even though they have not found kri

we'll talk to two freshman members of congress, democrat cori bush and republican peter meijer about the president's performance and the first few months in office. almost a year after the death of george floyd. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty -- >> a verdict and accountability. what will congress do to fix the problems with policing. >> a measure of justice isn't the same as equal justice. >> plus how d.c. statehood went from a fringe cause to the top of the democrats' agenda. >>> welcome to "inside politics," sunday, i'm abby phillip and thank you for spending part of your weekend with us. joe biden once described himself as a transitional figure, for the democratic party but nearly 100 days into his presidency, his record is looking far bigger than bolder. his facing a deeply divided political -- politically divided nation struggling to fight back the pandemic. biden has had his work cut out for him. >> we must end this uncivil war that pits red against blue. shots in arms and money in pockets. that is important. it is not a plan that tinkers around the edges. it is a onc

. >> people were last seen with florez also a freshman who walked her home from a party. kristin did not return to her dorm ream and dorm room and has not been seen since that time. >> they have not found smart's body but have collected evidence they believe is linked to smart. >>> in the north bay, a relic of maritime history could become history. the east ruther station also known as lebs sits off the shore. there's a lighthouse on the island and a bed and breakfast. their days may be numbered. on april 1st the island lost power when an under water cable failed. replacing it so too expensive so the nonprofit who maintains the island is looking for options. >> i'm going to have this island in my life for most of my life. aoáeurpl i'm going to be climbing that ladder in the 80s so i know this isn't the end. can't be. >> they're taking donations on their account. for now an old generator is keeping that insurance con shining. i am sure a lot of want to keep that -b property running. >> sandy, sounds like it's warming up. >> it's going to be heating up later on this week.

eric: well, that's freshman congressman calling on justice breyer to retire. he was nominated by president clinton back in 1994. he's 82 years old. the thinking would be to have president biden replace him with a like-minded justice so a republican president can't. for more on this, phil wegmann's here, white house reporter from real clear politics. let's start with justice breyer. jones' demand, is that a call in the wilderness, or is there real pressure on breyer to turn in his robes? >> certainly, i think that you cannot divorce the conversation about expanding the number of justices on the supreme court from what we just heard from the representative. if you want to convince one of these supreme court justices to head for the exit, what's the best way? to start the having a conversation about packing the court, about adding justices, about diluting their power as a result. and i think that we're going to see a lot more of this in the coming weeks and months. i think that representative jones there, he is just being honest. i think that he's ahead of the cu

. >> people were last seen with florez also a freshman who walked her home from a party. kristin did not return to her dorm ream and dorm room and has not been seen since that time. >> they have not found smart's body but have collected evidence they believe is linked to smart. >>> in the north bay, a relic of maritime history could become history. the east ruther station also known as lebs sits off the shore. there's a lighthouse on the island and a bed and breakfast. their days may be numbered. on april 1st the island lost power when an under water cable failed. replacing it so too expensive so the nonprofit who maintains the island is looking for options. >> i'm going to have this island in my life for most of my life. aoáeurpl i'm going to be climbing that ladder in the 80s so i know this isn't the end. can't be. >> they're taking donations on their account. for now an old generator is keeping that insurance con shining. i am sure a lot of want to keep that -b property running. >> sandy, sounds like it's warming up. >> it's going to be heating up later on this week.

freshman jaylen smiles after his big shot on saturday. mitchell -- [ indiscernible ] 11-1 baylor lead. there was 7 of 12 from downtown in the first half -- too much baylor. adam buries a 3. 67-51. it was not in the cards for gonzaga's national championship. instead its baylor getting their first. 86-70 handing gonzaga its first loss of the season. >> it is a really, really tough one to end a storybook season on. listen, baylor just -- they just beat us. they beat us in every facet of the game. >>> colorado's coors field has been picked to be the new host of the all-star game after major league baseball moved that game out of atlanta. giants and san diego terrible moves for their $340 million man. just his fourth game. giants take a 2-1 lead. after the giants bullpen blew the lead, yaz saved the day. off the bench. a pinch hit home run. the giants win it 3-2. >>> he dealt with finger problems in spring training. he cleared the bases. three walks, seven earned runs. a's lose 10 will have 3 and drop to 0-5 on the season. their worst start si

host: congresswoman stephanie bice of oklahoma, the fifth district, freshman r >> we continue to wait for the rose garden news conference with the japanese -- japanese prime minister that was scheduled to start about 0 minutes ago or. so when it does we'll bring it to you live. in the meantime more from this morning's "washington journal". e nanette barragan joins us. she is on the homeland committee. good morning. let's start on the homeland security issue. you are from california, a border state. what is your view on what we've seen over the last few months, the rise of migrants at the u.s. border? guest: i am headed to the u.s. border today to check out the situation in the rio grande valley. we have seen an increase in migration to the united states. it started in the prior administration and continued into this administration. i will be going to check out the situation. we have a difference, one with care and compassion and one closing off the border to anybody, even those who qualify under our immigration asylum laws to apply for asylum. host: we have seen reporting on some of t

from my freshman year of high school to now my freshman year of college, it's been nothing but nonstop climate action. that's the story for me and so many other young people. and i feel like the media keeps doing this thing, and leaders, too, the work you're doing is so cute and so impressive, you're going to save the world. i've had politicians who have the power to actually change things tell me and my fellow young people, you're going to save the world, you're going to create climate action. i'm literally in a dorm room. like, i have homework to do after this. right after i get off of this, i have a bunch of assignments that i'm late on. and so -- and that is the reality for so many other young activists. and so the fact that leaders and corporations and people in power whose full-time jobs, who are getting paid to be able to have the resources to solve this issue, have the audacity to tell someone who is a young person, who is stressed, who is dealing with -- growing up is hard, who is dealing with growing up, who is dealing with adolescence, who is dealing with school and has a lo

look, as republicans, we have a phenomenal freshman class in the house of representatives. the people that have really rolled their sleeves up to get to work aren't always the ones that get the credit on either side or get the attention on either side. i think it's important to get more folks who really do want to make things better for the lives of their constituents. mo: you could argue that you could sort of -- you could see where we are today coming a decade ago with the rise of the tea party and, you know, culminating in president trump's election and all the tumult since then. and people reacting to the lack of trust in institutions. you know, i think back to the 2016 primaries, for example. donald trump came out and said i am going to do all of these things that were not really conservative. and enough republicans reacted just enough republican voters said that's not what i'm reacting to. a guy said he's reacting to him shaking up the system. how do we, more broadly, but as a republican party address the lack of faith and trust in our institutions? rep. cheney: you m

we're going to talk to incoming freshman athletes at the university of oklahoma i'm going to tell on. a story about my son brandon and that the power of addiction and how dangerous it is and maybe. save somebody's life. i think i got a chance to shake almost everybody saying when you came in i was trying to figure out what sport you are it's hard to guess every sport from your you know your size but thank you guys for coming. so let me introduce you to my co speaker tonight this is brandon. and rand is not here today and i'll tell you why later this is me when i was at o. u. and i had this young son and also when i had more hair. brown was a cute little kid brand his plan was to go to college and play football which he did. he ended up playing on the national championship football team never got in any kind of trouble in the drug that brought him down as an opioid and it did not come from the streets it came from a pharmacy i just told him stop using those pills and i found out it's not that easy i found out it's like telling a diabetic to use more willpower and stop needing insulin y