stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. dan: governor newsom is proposing that the state provide billions of dollars of inflation relief for california businesses. the goal is to help offset the rising cost of everything from food to housing to gas across the state. the package includes $11.5 billion in tax refunds, more than $2 billion in rental assistance, plus millions more for hospitals, public transportation, and childcare. ama: bay area coin and jewelry shops are being targeted by a ring of thieves. why their entire business could now be in jeopardy. dan: in east bay is up 300% due to the drought. sandhya: a taste of summer for the weekend. chris: the warriors with another chance to close out the grizzlies tomorrow night and a preview of game six in a little bit. dan: first here is a look at what is ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks. take your eyes off that phone and glue them on me. >> jimmy just got me a personalized invitation to get robbed. what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed

stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. dan: governor newsom is proposing that the state provide billions of dollars of inflation relief for california businesses. the goal is to help offset the rising cost of everything from food to housing to gas across the state. the package includes $11.5 billion in tax refunds, more than $2 billion in rental assistance, plus millions more for hospitals, public transportation, and childcare. ama: bay area coin and jewelry shops are being targeted by a ring of thieves. why their entire business could now be in jeopardy. dan: in east bay is up 300% due to the drought. sandhya: a taste of summer for the weekend. chris: the warriors with another chance to close out the grizzlies tomorrow night and a preview of game six in a little bit. dan: first here is a look at what is ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks. take your eyes off that phone and glue them on me. >> jimmy just got me a personalized invitation to get robbed. ♪ dan: owners of bay area gold coin and jewelry exchange sho

i can bring in as stephanie decker again because stephanie and you have worked alongside sharina. clearly this is a blow for the teams that have a are working there. and for palestinian jennifer journalists generally who've been carry, carrying out as the coverage of the situation there. and if you can give us some indication of what kind of person i'm sharing was when both professionally and personally, if, if you can well should in should veteran veteran journalist been working for years on the ground extremely kind. i don't know her very well personally. she works in, she's in the office and y'all keep on finding that i'm, i know we have, you know that, but it's very close that it's very clear team and, and very dedicated to their job. you know? and she you heard me does the voice there, you know, i devastated we are devastated the family when you cover stories that are so and can you know, they are long hours and exhausting physically, emotionally. you create a very strong bond myself. personally, i don't know. should in very well, i've covered a few things next to her. hi. how are yo

but a stephanie were training at whatever pits was available and usually at ridiculous hours of the day. not any more. now they dominate in spain. what they think about, you know, she better we have scheduled in europe. they want the 2021 champions league. it's. it's special. it's exciting. and broke the world record for attendant to the women's game in march 2022. when i saw a summer yourself, but just a few years back, nobody seemed to care much about them. at the time the team and the league were nowhere near professionals got stuck in amateur mode and usually don't has time. what's happened here? but stephanie have only been a professional site since 2015 barcelona man team in the mean time seemed to have forgotten what made the club great? the club claims. this is about more than empowerment, but what exactly is it then? i came here to spain to find out why if i stephanie has become such a powerhouse in such a short amount of time. that's a good question. i want to know the answer as well. well, barcelona spain, 2nd largest city isn't exactly a stranger to football, right? one of t

stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're still looking at that heat spike coming into next that will be pre summer on all measurements. so it'll give a little flavor what's to come later this season. however. >> as we start the day today, we're still very much like yesterday. in fact, very, very small deviations and temperatures going on for today like yesterday got another one on tap for you. the fog is just slightly more noticeable, though. it is very, very thin. here's the ground view of the golden gate. let's step up a little bit aloft. there you have it kind of from a distance. and again, it's very, very thin and it will mix out expected to do so fairly quickly for today. even those coastal locations, although coastal numbers will be a little cooler today. going to jump all the way to tomorrow morning. and that's it. we don't see really the fall returning as we started to our heat spike through much of the week ahead. the traffic coming in off the pacific. we do see a system in the northwe

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for the i team, stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. ama: the san jose city council getting ready to pass a bill banning ghost guns. ghost guns are typically made from kits or on a 3d printer. in february, authorities say they uncovered a ghost gun factory in the glendale area. dan: let's go back and talk about the wild weather we had today. ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with us. sandhya: it is one more day of severe weather tomorrow and then it calms down. while there is not activity at this hour, we saw hail earlier today. right now you are seeing a few sprinkles around parts of the north bay and it is not amounting to a lot around highway one. what we did see the last 48 hours, how about nearly a quarter inch of rain in windsor? san jose and treisman, there .2 inches. certainly more like winter. it is scattered in nature. all roads except for 50 requiring chains. 40's and 50's on those temperatures. the ocean temperatures at 49 when you get the wind blowing off that cold ocean air. it is feeling colder out there, although

stephanie. good morning, everybody. and very much off to an auspicious start looking pretty good with all of that. look at the nice blue skies, blue bay and all. >> however, got a mention there will be some clouds coming in here through around the noon hour. we do have little patch of rain. we have to make note of so just be prepared for some passing rain and cooler temperatures today for mom to old launch will work on the patio so much. but here's a looks like an stormtracker 4. this is what we're watching. this is kind of our future and we'll be timing out all this morning. but it looks to be around the noon hour with some passing showers are here. but the skies will open up at least this afternoon. again with some sun poking out here. now, we do see to also to cooler temperatures with all of this. and you add some winds. so little bit of a chillier feel to be more like a tumble feel rather than a spring-like feel lower. 50's line up the east bay shoreline. we have those cool 40's up in the no

then finally, stephanie, a big battlefield gain. and some stunning video from ukrainian forces in that kharkiv area, as north of where i am, they actually broke through russian lines, and started pushing russian troops back on the russian side of the border, according to the pentagon. troops flowing into the russian side of the border, but these ukrainian troops taking photos and videos of themselves at the russian border, with that russian ukrainian border post, stephanie, it has to be unnerving even though the russian people will likely not see that video, it must be unnerving for military officials and vladimir putin to see that video. this is a russian army that thought they could take the capital that i am in, and it's now flowing back across its own side of the border, stephanie. >> they certainly couldn't take the capital, and here they are, the u.s. embassy reopening in ukraine, how significant is that? >> certainly symbolically it is huge. a couple of other western nations raising that flag, showing the support here to pres

for the i team, stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. ama: the san jose city council getting ready to pass a bill banning ghost guns. ghost guns are typically made from kits or on a 3d printer. in february, authorities say they uncovered a ghost gun factory in the glendale area. dan: let's go back and talk about the wild weather we had today. ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with us. sandhya: it is one more day of severe weather tomorrow and then it calms down. while there is not activity at this hour, we saw hail earlier today. right now you are seeing a few sprinkles around parts of the north bay and it is not amounting to a lot around highway one. what we did see the last 48 hours, how about nearly a quarter inch of rain in windsor? san jose and treisman, there .2 inches. certainly more like winter. it is scattered in nature. all roads except for 50 requiring chains. 40's and 50's on those temperatures. the ocean temperatures at 49 when you get the wind blowing off that cold ocean air. it is feeling colder out there, although

stephanie: but the house didn't make it. nor did his new truck, nor the winnebago he'd used as his "man cave". nor did almost anything else andrew vigil possessed. >> it's not fair. we were so happy there, me and my wife. stephanie: speaking to evacuees, an undercurrent of anger runs as word spreads that the wildfire was at least in part caused by a prescribed burn. that's the practice of using controlled burns to thin out the forest and reduce wildfire fuel. the u.s. forest service lit a prescribed burn in early april. that fire merged with another wildfire, becoming the conflagration now threatening a way of life for new mexicans. >> somebody just made a bad decision. i think somebody's got to pay for this. stephanie: in a statement to the newshour, the forest service defended the use of scribed burns but said in unpredictable change of winds -- an investigation is underway. >> around here, everybody knows that you don't light a match in march or april. those are the windiest months of the year every year. stephanie: micha

stephanie: michael montoya is las vegas city council member. like many locals, his family hails from the early spanish and mexican settlers who lived in the mountains here since well before the founding of america. his own family ranch is within a mile of the eastern flank of the fire. michael: around here, in the northern part of the state, is -- we maintain the land, and we maintain it, a we leave it better than when we found it. so, that's really hard for a lot of us, people that are losing their properties. stephanie: and, for many, those properties were nearly all they had in this poor region of a poor state. donations have poured in to the evacuation center in las vegas, where janna lopez, an evacuee herself, has been coordinating free meal service with the world central kitchen. janna: this community has been through so much sorrow, so much devastation. a lot of our people can't afford house insurance. it's pay your medical bills or pay to keep the lights on, so they don't have insurance, including myself. i didn't have home insurance. s

it is a difficult time, stephanie. the community has to come together by the levels of stress are increasing, not decreasing. >> people are grieving but they are confused. can, help us understand. because we learned tonight that the victims were found in more than one classroom. tell us what is known at this point. what did you make of the news conference? >> that news conference was astounding, stephanie, now it only because the texas department of public safety substantially revised its account two days after the shooting -- including contradictory things at the head of that agency saying at a news conference, sitting next to the governor of the state. but the person -- the deputy regional director -- then failed to answer key, substantial questions. we are 48 hours after the incident at this point. the biggest one, really, stephanie, is why there was an hour delay. when this shooter made entry into the school, unimpeded we now understand, you've all the police officers did russian. and they were fired on by the shoo

stephanie, thank you. dave. >> happening today, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a plane to crash in the marin headlands. 2 people died in that crash. kron four's. camilla barco is live in moraine county for us this morning. camila, there's still a lot of unanswered questions around this. >> yes, stephanie, we're still waiting to hear from investigators as to why this plane went down today. crews we'll be removing the aircraft from the crash site. and as you can see in different conditions from yesterday, it is nothing but blue skies here at marin headlands this morning. but yesterday visibility was short due to the heavy fog in the area. i want you to take a look at the conditions that crews bring dealing with yesterday when working to find the plane. as you can see, you can barely notice the aircraft because of the mist and fog happening. officials say that the plane crashed into the hillside of them are in headlines at 12. 0, 9, p m however they were alerted about the plane crash

in a sense stephanie, the system has worked. despite the fact this is a war zone, ukrainian justice system is grinding along and these russian service members will ultimately be held i think accountable. >> all right, that jeremy bash, thank you, he definitely made a smarter tonight as you always do. coming up, after the former guy's first primary loss of 2022, battle lines within the gop are becoming clear by the day. more on republican infighting and what democrats might do about it when the 11th hour continues. boy, do i have something for you. we learned today that the trail of republican governors is planning to campaign for georgia governor brian kemp. arizona governor doug doocy, nebraska governor pete frigates and former mj governor chris christie are all expected to rally for camp before the republican primary. former president trump had something not so nice to say about that. he called kemp the worst election integrity governor in the country. and labeled all of them rhinos. let's talk about it. david plouffe joins us

so first, i would like to, to echo stephanie's answer and say that we we don't know the end goal for ukraine and neither do we know the end goal for russia. we actually don't know where, how in what shape russia comes out of this of this war. what do we want? certain people already speak about forgiveness and about reconciliation with russians after after this war. but it is very difficult to speak about reconciliation when the evil is is currently done. as far as i can tell, nobody in your home country, poland is speaking about reconciliation obviously but my country is a part of the eastern europe european region, which is historically very much experienced by the russian imperialism. so you can say that our experience of russian imperialism coming back and attacking our region is 2-300 years. that's why we have so many existential fears that are influencing our politics also, to be honest, that's why we are also very prone to speak from the high moral ground, saying that we knew it all over from the beginning how the russia would behave. and we always we also very often say that w

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it does happen the gun. tonight our nation is grieving is the end another american community is devastated. their hearts were filled in by another mass shooting. this, a massacre. here's what we know right now. at least 19 children and two teachers have been murdered. after the shooting of elementary school and you've all day texas. these kids were looking for the classes earning on thursday. the second, third, and fourth graders. that means there are between the ages of seven and 11 years old, where just two days away from their summer break. >> one friends drop their kids off at school, you have every expectation to know that they're gonna be able to pick their child up when the school announced. i'm there are families who are in mourning right now in the state of texas is in mourning with them. >> tonight, new york times discusses the terrifying experience of one parent who rushed to the school searching for child. quote, ryan ramirez could not find his daughter. a fourth grader ru

the 11th but hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. hle starts now >> tonight, the fate of federal abortion rights remains uncertain, as a key vote fails in the senate. so, what is next? plus, new details on the plot to overturn the 2020 election. reporting on the push to try to re-tabulate pennsylvania's popular vote and tossed out thousands of absentee ballots. plus, our exclusive interview on the future of work. the bold new prediction from the ceo of airbnb about what is next for you, the worker, as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle. 181 days to the midterm elections. and presenting protecting the right twos is quickly becoming a key strategy for democrats. today, all 50 senate republicans, with a help from joe manchin, blocked legislation that would have made roe v. wade federal law. now democrats are gearing up to take their case to the courts and the voters. >> the senate failed to stand in defensive a woman's right to make decisions about her own body. this vo

stephanie. good morning, everybody. and checking in its our bay area fog. that's what you get from what kpd and so forth. the typical advection fog coming right across the golden gate bridge is going to be very, very bay centric, though, right there near the water. >> for today, tomorrow, it could be a little bit more aggressive in the morning hours. we're looking for slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow than today, but lots of sunshine on both days. so looking good on that front. there you have it. the golden gate just above the cloud deck. >> and as we look ahead into the later morning hours, you see that kind of evaporates mixes out well before noon. however, tomorrow, it's going to be a little bit more aggressive covering a little bit more territory spilling into the valleys. you can see it off there to try valley livermore valley. also up to kirchhaine a straight and again, that will mix out by the afternoon. now, what's going to change a bit is a little bit more in the way of a few little

stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's going to be kind of that cuts between the spring and summertime day and weekend. in fact that we have in store for you before we get a heat spike into next week. first things first. >> the iconic golden gate bridge with a little bit of some hazy fog right along the bay, which we would expect that tells us little bit of that marine layer started that sneak back again after. >> a bit of an offshore wind event. here's the east bay shoreline. again, just some haze to start things off east bay shoreline. all that upper nicely now jumping to tomorrow. this is late tonight as we see that fog come back again around half moon bay and we'll get some patches of fog a little bit in the east bay shoreline down in the south bay just a little bit there. stormtracker 4 doesn't show any traffic to worry about for this weekend. an interruption early into the week. but then we go into our heat spike by midweek. so the temperature lot kind of all over the place. really?

stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> happening today, it's day 2 of the bottle rock music festival in napa. tonight's headliners include 21 pilots, the black crowes and more kron. 4 s camila barco is live for us at bottle rock and camilla. how's it looking out there? >> well, stephanie, i just want to point out, not sure if you can see them, but there's already a line forming here at the v i p bottle rockets going to be another day of live music. some winds, some food. it's going to be a good time here and nap. and i want you to take a look at what the first day it was like here for the three-day music festival. there's 5 stages and more than 75 artists are scheduled to perform today. like stephanie, like you said, 21 pilots, the black crowes and several other now we caught up with some festival goers yesterday during day one. here's what they had to say. >> it is it's really great to interact with other people. just kind be unified by music. of course we did. we went to coachella earlier this year. so trying to

hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it does happen the gun. tonight our nation is grieving is the end another american community is devastated. their hearts were filled in by another mass shooting. this, a massacre. here's what we know right now. at least 19 children and two teachers have been murdered. after the shooting of elementary school and you've all day texas. these kids were looking for the classes earning on thursday. the second, third, and fourth graders. that means there are between the ages of seven and 11 years old, where just two days away from their summer break. >> one friends drop their kids off at school, you have every expectation to know that they're gonna be able to pick their child up when the school announced. i'm there are families who are in mourning right now in the state of texas is in mourning with them. >> tonight, new york times discusses the terrifying experience of one parent who rushed to the school searching for child. quote, ryan ramirez could not find his daughter. a fourth grader rubble on three. when he s

good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. house lawmakers and investigating the capitol riot have now heard from one of the highest profile witnesses so far. the former presidents eldest son donald trump jr.. according to a report, he appeared voluntarily before the january 6th committee yesterday. nbc news says he spent two hours with the panel via zoom. one source describing this session as pretty uneventful. he's the latest trump family member to testify. ivanka trump, jared kushner, and don junior's fiancÉe kimberly guilfoyle, have all spoken previously to the committee. also, there's brand-new audio of house republican leader kevin mccarthy. recorded on a call with other leaders of his caucus just two days after the riot. it was obtained by the new york times. in it, mccarthy called trump's actions atrocious and was looking for a reason to talk to president elect biden. >> but the president did is atrocious and totally wrong. we he should understand we are 12 days away. i think biden, if you have an impeachment and you'

and we are very pleased to have with us stephanie bob's. she is a global policy advisor, who formerly headed nato strategic foresight team, and a warm welcome to kara, lina via gorda. she is a polish journalist who frequently comments for international media and is currently a fellow at the robert bush academy. and i'd like to begin with a look at where things stand at the moment. it's just about 2 weeks since the russian invasion entered a new phase that's focusing on southern and eastern ukraine. stephanie, you had, i think, of 2 decades of practicing strategic foresight for nato. so what's your take on the russian campaign? what do you think are the objectives now? oh, for the time being, i think it's pretty clear that from a military point of view rusher seeks to conquer and ultimately also sustain control over the don bus and a large part of southern ukraine. i understand that's the quote unquote minimal that she got active, that a president putting seeks to achieve, but broadly, more broadly speaking, what he has been advocated and sa

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tephanie ruhle starts now>> tonight, a potential reversal on roe, reshaping the midterms. the president raises the alarm on what could happen next. will that be enough to get voters to the polls? plus, more hypocrisy caught on tape. the newly released recording of kevin mccarthy's harsh words for the former president. and wondering whether to remove him from office. in ukraine, fierce fighting outside that steel plant in mariupol. while some civilians still remain trapped. those who escaped share their powering stories. as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. house lawmakers and investigating the capitol riot have now heard from one of the highest profile witnesses so far. the former presidents eldest son donald trump jr.. according to a report, he appeared voluntarily before the january 6th committee yesterday. nbc news says he spent two hours with the panel via zoom. one source describing this session as pretty uneventfu

back to stephanie. thanks very much. looking forward noel san francisco pd came to the rescue of a mama duck and her babies. her ducklings fell through a grate into a drain in the oracle park parking lot. >> officers say they heard the moms frantic quacking early in the morning. they removed the great and got all the baby safely back into their mother's arms or well wings. haha. >> police say the mom let her babies safely back to the happy ending to that story. and tom cruise got his first 100 million dollars opening weekend with his top gun sequel in its first 3 days in north american theaters. the film earned an estimated 124 million dollars in ticket sales. if you count international ticket sales that totaled doubles to 248 million dollars. john. wow, that's a lot of money. have you are going to see it? i think so. it be a great way to spend memorial day. i would even see the original top guns. i got some catching up to there we go. so you can do a little marathon. exactly. that sounds like a good plan for memorial da

good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we start the last month of spring in the middle of tickle calendar. may it is. yes, and it will live up to that tradition, particularly this week as well as we kind of flirt with little bit of summer for one day to give you sample, half moon bay, not to battle, though, a little dent into this at the coast. maybe little chillier. however, compared to the nice warm up will see happening inland this afternoon. again, our little shot from half moon bay, lots of sunshine, not much in the way of fog, but i do want to point out a little in the way of some fog in some of the those inland spots there that will redevelop that the coast in some of those valleys in the east bay by tomorrow morning. just a touch there. all right. outside of that, we're going keep it mostly sunny and mostly clear for tonight. however, by tomorrow morning, some variable clouds will set the stage for your monday in terms of seeing more winds that we saw actually from yesterday. temperature check for your 40's up in t

stephanie. people are starting to wake up on this memorial day. some of the parade organizers say they're excited to finally hold this parade in honor of our fallen soldiers. and now here you can see all the cones set up to the barricades, low road closures and then some very smart individuals put out their chairs and hopes to get their spot. all staked out is they want to get the best view o the parade. very smart. he's going to be pretty packed when this all starts at 10, 30 this morning. it travels from old mill park to down through fort worth, rock morton avenue to miller avenue. people will be on float. boats put on 2 different organizations and people be skateboarding. biking walking along the floats along the parade route. a portion of the proceeds from the floats will go to ukraine to help the people there. so that's also good to hear many events happening in mill valley today, including a veterans ceremony at leighton square. and then at noon after the parade, there's a parade after par

stephanie: that is a great question. the impacts could be life-threatening, and that is exactly what congress is looking into now. in the meantime, president biden has sent a letter to the federal trade commission asking them to look into baby formula price gouging and its impact on smaller retailers, so another thing to keep an eye on. kristen: thank you. dan: if you have an grocery shopping lately, chances are you have noticed a spike in your bill, and for a lot of emily's, -- for a lot of families, it can put major pressure on them. >> these days, there's a new complication creating demand for their services. inflation. what have you seen over the past few months, not just with the pandemic, but inflation? >> we are seeing a ton of first-time buyers. >> we met adele, who was on a fixed income. >> my social security is what i live on and sometimes i don't have enough food by the end of the month, and i'm not asking for any help, so i come here. >> for carrie, a single mom of two, the sacrifice to put food on the table

this is about a stephanie m. f. c, barcelona, as women's team. it was only a bit more than a decade ago. but a step many were training at whatever pets was available. and usually at ridiculous hours of the day, not any more. now they dominate in spain during taking popularity, but we have sag you in europe, they want the 2021 champions, league cheers. it's special. it's exciting and broke the world record for attendant to the women's game in march 2022. when i saw a summer yourself for just a few years back, nobody seemed to care much about them. at the time the team and the league were nowhere near professionals. i'm stuck in amateur mode and usually don't have cats aside. what's happened here, but stephanie have only been a professional site since 2015 barcelona manns team in the mean time seem to have forgotten what made the club great. the club claims. this is about more than empowerment, but what exactly is it then? i came here to spain to find out why a lot of stuff. i mean, he has become such a power health in such a short amount of time.

stephanie. good morning, everybody. and starting things off with a quite a bit of fog out just to the coast but really spilling up across a lot of the bay. this is the shot that we have in half moon bay kind of overcast. >> it's going to take a while to really clear at the coast and really meant to really see good solid sunshine going on, even by this afternoon for coastal locations. it looks like for today. so back to that fog. yeah, it mixes out around the noon hour for most of the bay. look at 4 o'clock, though. the next thing to watch out for that eclipse going on tonight. well, around 9 o'clock, you can see the coverage area as it comes back again, san francisco, a good chunk of the peninsula covered up even the east bay shoreline. so viewing is going to kind of dicey a little bit to get a little bit better break, obviously inland a little bit. and as the moon is little higher in the sky and it starts to peel away and reveal itself again with more brightness as we approach the witching hour

for the pbs newshour, i'm cat wise in buffalo, new york ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with newshour west. we'll return to the full show after the latest headlines. the u.s. food and drug administration authorized pfizer's low-dose covid booster shot for children 5 to 11 years old. the cdc's recommendation on the shot could come later this week. and overseas, china restricted more beijing residents to their homes to help control a small outbreak. that, in turn, sparked new frustration from locals. >> every day there's uncertainty, because you don't know if you're going to be quarantined at home or segregated in an office area. every day also requires a nucleic acid test to be done. in fact, i still feel that this policy is indeed a bit too much. but i also have to respect this policy. stephanie: meanwhile, shanghai has reported 3 straight days of no new cases outside quarantined neighborhoods. that could finally lead to lifting lockdowns that have lasted more than 6 weeks. the number of u.s. highway deaths shot up last year, after the national highway traffic safety administration reports

stephanie: i think so. i facetiously said to the management team a few moments ago that the macy's one-day sale is no more because it was becoming everyday, so when it happens, you know it is going to be very isolated and tactical. i think they are winning the consumer off of this idea that every day you go into macy's, you're going to get a discount. i also think they are being much more proactive about their point of view. i think it comes together. you're making more strategic decisions around inventory, not just buying inventory to have it, but being very disciplined about what you buy, how you price it, not getting into this promotion out of the constantly where you train your consumer to only buy on discounts. i think they are doing a good job of navigating that finer point of offering value, but not creating dependency of discounts. alix: dirty little secret, i only buy on discounts, so i have had to resort to sample sales because i will not buy full price and i cannot get decent discounts anywhere a

this is the intent, stephanie. then tent is not just to shame and blame abortion providers and patients, it's also the grade a have a significant burden which is also significant about the way they're describing this case and the soft opinion. they're not just overturning roe, they're overturning casey, potentially, which suggests that one should have an additional burden to travel outside the state just access basic oath care. so, that is what is happening. folks like amy, and planned parenthood, other providers are identifying ways in which we can fill the gaps ensure that we have the green to have patients fill the. needs but there is no solution to have 24 states absorb all of the care and all 50 states. and that is significant in itself. we're already seeing the surge in so many states right now. >> amy, how do you fill that gap. besides fighting back against this rally and take the politics out, would your doctors and nurses do. with your patients do? >> right, our patients are the center of everything we do,

i'm stephanie ruhle. thank you for being here. president biden, the first lady, vice president harris, and the second gentleman all observed the holiday this afternoon with a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. that was just a couple hours after president biden addressed reporters outside the white house about last week's massacre of 19 children and 2 teachers in uvalde, texas. the president told reporters gathered on the south lawn that there is, quote, no rational basis for the ability to purchase high-caliber assault weapons that can fire hundreds of rounds, quote, it makes no sense. the idea that there should be at least limits on assault weapons in the wake of the uvalde and buffalo massacre, which together left 31 people murdered, was ek code by the vice president on saturday. after giving remarks at the memorial service for 86-year-old ruth whitfield, one of the victims of the buffalo supermarket shooting, vice president harris said this to reporters at the airport. >> y

and you know what, stephanie, they aren't stopping. and neither are we. >> do you believe it when lawmakers are saying we need to harden our schools? we need to firm up their entrances? we need to arm our teachers? when i heard that, i'm looking at these lawmakers and the districts they represent, they represent districts that continuously vote down their school budgets. teachers across the country don't have enough money for the pentagon papers and rulers for the classrooms. do you actually believe the government whatever even fund the changes that they're calling upon? >> stephanie, when you've lived with decades of decision -- within our school and students, we should be focusing on making sure that all of our students, every one of them have the schools that they need to learn and to thrive as well as living. we should not be talking about putting more guns in our schools. we already know this. morgan's means more violence. this is just a distraction. instead of talking about arming teachers with guns, why don't we arm them with bo

>> stephanie ramos with me again tonight. stephanie, thank you. >>> it is so important that amid all of this talk about this horrific shooting, the gunman, the investigation, that we honor the lives lost here. they were devoted to their families, their churches. so many of them gave so much to this community. tonight here, we honor them. tonight, these are the names and faces this community is determined to honor and remember. the youngest, roberta drury, just 32 years old. she had moved to buffalo to help care for her brother who was battling leukemia. 77-year-old pearl young. active in her church and a substitute teacher. she helped run a weekly food pantry. her sister in mourning. >> i pray she had no pain, that it happened so quick, and she was gone like that. >> reporter: katherine massey, 72. known here as a champion for civil rights. she wrote a letter to the editor in "the buffalo news" almost one year ago, calling for stricter federal gun control. 62-year-old geraldine talley was in the supermarket with her fiance. h

and stephanie has been covering this region for nearly 16 years. and so stephanie, this is clearly as we know, a blog and not just the teams from al jazeera but clearly to palestinian genesis journalists covering the situation in the region and talk us through for viewers who are just joining us, the kind of circumstances that journalists find themselves under when they're dealing with this situation. yes, let me just hold on. i just had mimi r produce to send me through the israeli army statement on my phone. let me just give it a quick scan. absolutely. they're saying the last few hours the army conducted the rate on the janine refugee camp during the effort. massive fire was short towards the journey forces by tons of arm credit union gunman, explosives were held towards soldiers, responded with fire hits are identified, idea investigation, best to you. the possibility that the journalists were hit by government. so this is in line and you just told you so that the 1st official reaction from the trading military is that there was a heavy exchang

well, stephanie, it's up. it's still on the cool side for the water today still, but we're expecting a heat spike coming our way by midweek. definitely people probably want to skate to that to escape the heat. now up the bottle rock. the one thing we'll see is more sunshine. >> today than it did from yesterday. still little breezy, though, expected those onshore winds pretty much in place, although there's a shift offshore later. but there you have a pretty look pretty good looking, by the way, speaking of those winds right now, you can see there northwesterly to westerly that trend continuing pretty much throughout the day today. there is a little bit of a switch into monday tuesday to be a little offshore particular for solano county memorial day temperatures will be much the same, although are asking for are looking for a little bit of a boost near about 80 in some spots but will see 70's inland with 50's still to coast. this heat spike won't really move coastal numbers too much. 64 for antioch 50's over mo