to say it s legislature, isn t any better. you know, leo, out here, i still i see the commercialso o about it s california. come to hollywood. look aok at tht the palm trees. and , you know, the weather is usually really great. and , you know, i miss california, but it s it s shameful and it s heartbreaking. i both of you are in californiao leo, when it comes to someoneif. like newsom, someone who could actually make an impact, whate o is wrong with someone like that? he has doeres hevers not ree things to make things better? you have nono intention him u checked out mentally. you asked the question aboute the presidency. he that s all he s obsessed with .f he has destroyed california, tammy, faster than joe bidens so has destroyed america.yed and for him to try to compare california with for the chira and all those items, this stater is horrific. and i ll tell yo haright now, tammy, in orderrr to avoid media another kamala harris, the national media needs to vet this guy.. this gu
managed information, families have not managed to get that information and it is inhuman. the sort of distress that is it is inhuman. the sort of distress that is happening all these years later that is happening all these years tater is that is happening all these years later is unacceptable. we need access later is unacceptable. we need access to later is unacceptable. we need access to the data on a basis that is managed access to the data on a basis that is managed and private for other uses is managed and private for other uses the is managed and private for other uses. the other thing is, the transparency that it gives, we only know transparency that it gives, we only know what transparency that it gives, we only know what is really going on when we see it know what is really going on when we see it in know what is really going on when we see it in open court. see it in open court. judy, this campaign see it in open court. judy, this campaign is see it i
additional money not just for this coming additional money notjust for this coming financial year, but the one that s just gone which has been the big bugbearfor so many unions in recent months of strife? yes. big bugbear for so many unions in recent months of strife? recent months of strife? yes, the talks when recent months of strife? yes, the talks when they recent months of strife? yes, the talks when they go recent months of strife? yes, the talks when they go ahead - recent months of strife? yes, the talks when they go ahead will. talks when they go ahead will involve a resolution to this year s pay dispute, pay for 2022 23, and also pay disputes for next year rather than the pay review process. ok, we will leave it there, thank you, rachel harrison. ok, we will leave it there, thank you, rachel harrison. thank you. let s aet you, rachel harrison. thank you. let s get more you, rachel harrison. thank you. let s get more from you, rachel harrison. thank you. let s get
and. decision to raise rates, of course, can have a big impact on corporate spending, how much it costs to take out an auto loan. so there is going it be a lot of focus on what this could be like through the end of this year. whether rates will keep up climbing up, up and away. this a lot of doom and gloom out there this morning. we already covered groundhog day. did you also know today is national tater to tot day. brian: do you know who invested the tater tot mistake in french fry. dates back to 1953,. ainsley: pulled that out of a hat. at least that s what the internet turned up. i will try to get you some more answers. steve: i read about the guy who did it because we mentioned it in one of our cookbooks you are absolutely right. congratulations it s tater tot day. make sure the president signs a proclamation. ainsley: is there a fast food place that makes.
nichols parents appeared earlier, he says he believes more officers could be charged and nichols death, even if they were not directly involved. here he is. we believe there was some other officers there that should have been charged, not just these 5, we think the other officers there, how heartbreaking was it when he was handcuffed on the ground moaning. everybody was walking around nonchalantly as if this is just business as usual. nichols family attorney ben appearing saturday on cnn. with us now from los angeles to discuss this is civil rights attorney and legal affairs, tater, good to see you. time has passed now, how do you reflect on what happened? i think some of the actions that were taken by the police chief and district attorney were warranted. they acted in a fashion that is quicker than what we typically see in these cases, to fire the