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youtube actually took it off. i mean, they literally, you know, memory holed it, and -- douglas: with a senate hearing. rachel: with a u.s. senate hearing. wow. will: so america's crime crisis continues in san francisco. d.a. brooke jenkins, she dropped charges, quote, pending further investigation, existence a car-- against a carjacking pair accused of crashing a vehicle down the famous sanchez steps last saturday. now, this was despite those two being warned by cops to stay away with each -- from each other. look at that. they crashed their car -- see this happen -- down those steps. how do you drop charges penning investigation? -- pending investigation? this seems pretty -- whoa. look. rachel: wow. will: dang. rachel: well, the san francisco standards, san francisco court filings show jennifer bond was released from parole on march
comfortable referring to the doj and letting them handle it. in santos' there is an ethics matter and criminal matters. that includes the 13 counts that santos was indicted on. that is what the doj joyce tells me will continue to look at while the ethics panel investigates everything they've been looking at from as early as march 2nd. of course yesterday when republicans voted to refer this expulsion resolution introduced by a freshman democrat, that is now, again, what the ethics committee will be looking at. and i have to tell you, chris, this committee often operates like a black hole. we don't always get much insight into what they're doing. i asked joyce if there's a potential time line he could squeeze out there for me. he said no conclusion on when they'll be finished. investigations take time, he told me, so this is something that's going to continue for at least the next few months before it could potentially be referred to the full house for a vote, which would require two-thirds of the entire house to expel santos. >> so tim, that leaves mccarthy with his slim majority and holding on at least for now, but
the fact that senator dianne feinstein, who's old and obviously not at 100% of her mental capacity and was hospitalized on march 2nd of this year, i think with shingles ah, she's not running for re election as she's up for reelection. she's not running, but she's not present. and she's missing a lot of votes she's on the senate judiciary committee. it's causing a lot of problems. they can't get their judges. the democrats can't get their judges confirmed. just moments ago, democratic congressman ro khanna of california called on feinstein to resign. he tweeted it's time for senator feinstein to resign. we need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty. while she has had a lifetime of public service, it's obvious she can no longer fulfill her duties, not speaking out. undermines our credibility as elected representatives of the people do you agree? well i think there's a conversation right now that we're trying to have a getting some actual work done with this very slim majority, and, you know, we know that he is one of the co chairs of barbara lee's campaign. she's running to replace feinstein, right? yeah fine, and there has
harvest water on the moon if needed. there are so many caveats it and what are the most talked about playmakers of the nfl off season is likely headed for a new team. lamar jackson tweeted that he asked the baltimore ravens for trade back on march 2nd. the ravens have been unable to come to terms on a long term contract with their star quarterback. the 2019 league mvp, says his ultimate dream is to help the team win the super bowl. not on his own. there sent me isn't march madness. now you're not into this. are you particularly, i think i just haven't. i haven't watched it. that's the women's final four is set. maybe that'll grab you. number one c. virginia tech is going for the first time in their history, their coach pay tribute to the entire team after they defeated number three ohio state 84 to 74. we couldn't have gotten it done. without each and every one of their efforts, their sacrifices. um. everything that they've done for
second-seeded maryland to reach the final four for the third time in a ree. the defending champs will take on second-seeded iowa. virginia tech will play number three lsu, both those games are on saturday. for a spot -- on friday, for a spot in final game. the nfl, former mvp quarterback lamar jackson said he's requested a trade from from the baltimore ravens. he represents himself. tweeted yesterday he asked for that trade back on march 2nd saying the team, quote, has not been interested in meeting my value. on march 7th the ravens placed the franchise tag on jackson. it gives the ravens to match any agreement he might make. he'll make $32.5 million under the tag this season. the nhl, another offensive
now? so let's be real clear about one thing, there is no actual crisis here. this is entirely a crisis of their making if it occurs. >> president joe biden continues to call out house republicans over the debt ceiling, delivering, what sure sounded like a 2024 stump speech. meanwhile on capitol hill republican senators air their grievances with the attorney general. and also ahead, a major move on the price of insulin that will bring much needed relief for millions of americans. good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this thursday, march 2nd. i'm jonathan lemire, thanks for starting your day with us. we'll begin on capitol hill where attorney general merrick garland faced a barrage of attacks from republican lawmakers yesterday during a senate judiciary committee hearing. as is customary for an attorney
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"we will have to have job cuts within the fire service to pay for this," but that money has not been forthcoming from the home office. could this mean that other negotiations come up with more money? with health, for example, where they are getting on average 4.75%, teachers 5%. not necessarily. a teachers�* strike in wales planned by the education union the neu on february 14th has been postponed, following an improved pay offer by the welsh government. a new pay offer will be put for vote by the neu members in wales and strike action postponed to march 2nd. earlier this week the welsh government said the extra money to fund the rise would come from departmental underspends. so what changed in the offer — and indeed, in the negotiation? hywel griffith, our reporter in wales, gave us this update. well, i can tell you that it is very similar to what was put to health unions last week, when they postponed, or the majority
on february 14th has been postponed, following an improved pay offer by the welsh government. a new pay offer will be put for vote by the neu members in wales and strike action postponed to march 2nd. earlier this week, the welsh government said the extra money to fund the rise would come from departmental underspends. hywel griffith, our reporter in wales, gave us this update well, i can tell you that it is very similar to what was put to health unions last week, when they postponed, or the majority postponed their strike action. so, on top of the 5% you heard zoe talk about there, that is currently being given to teachers in england and wales, the welsh government is offering an extra total of 3%. half of that, 1.5%, would be a permanent rise in their pay, a consolidated pay offer. then the other half, the 1.5%, would be a one—off cash payment to deal with the current cost of living crisis. however, when you add all of that up, it is nowhere near the inflation rise that teachers have been demanding
-"the montgomery naacp was beginning to think about filing a suit against the city over bus segregation, but they had to have the right plaintiff and a strong case. the best plaintiff would be a woman because a woman would get more sympathy than a man. and the woman would have to be above reproach and have done nothing wrong but refuse to give up her seat." -march 2nd of 1955, there was a young girl named claudette colvin who was arrested on the bus for refusing to stand up. and she was taken off the bus bodily by three policemen and thrown into jail. -i was very active in mrs. parks' youth group. and i began to think about how unfair we was treated. they asked me to get up, and i refused. i could not move because history had me glued to the seat.