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sometimes we are in the little pocket of the country and we need to know that local journalism is alive they are covering corruption and they're making sure that things are exposed. thank you for being here. please come back and keep us posted on what is going on. we appreciate it. >> thank you. we need to talk about this. the next time a row cup has this idea, he'll think twice. >> absolutely. accountability is next for them. coming up in our next hour of this special extended edition of the katy thing show, the stark reality of abortion rights. get this, a seventh grader who's mother said she was raped was denied an abortion in mississippi. they are now forced to try to balance motherhood and matt. how abortion bans are destroying the lives of countless young girls and women. plus, terrified to teach rhonda sentences ongoing war on the florida education system is causing educative to leave the profession in droves. what is next for thousands of students who could be without a
states ready for the surge of people that's going to come across the border starting later this week? >> i spent close to an hour with the mexican president today. we're doing all we can, in the process of setting up res -- offices in columbia or other places where someone seeking asylum can go first. it remains to be seen. it's going to be chaotic for a while. >> laura: that's it? it's going to be chaotic for a while? my seventh grader can do better than that. now that answer alone shows the man is unfit for the presidency. but, i'm telling you tonight, don't hold your breath for any tough media follow-ups. millions of illegals are going to filter across the united states and there will be little to no accountability for what happens to them next. instead expect cries for
we could go on. >> dana: on to this. >> we live in a very dangerous world and why all of us on the intelligence committees, everyone in the intelligence agency there is no greater threat. the world and the united states face other than the ccp. >> dana: the threat from china on the president's agenda today meeting with the leader of the philippines. the growing concerns about china's harassment of that country's navy. >> we experience on our most vulnerable in the high schools. >> bill: the latest in the battle over gender-neutral bathrooms in our nation's public schools. how will it turn out. >> dana: seventh grader said he was sent home from school because he refused to change his t-shirt that read there are only two genders. people say he made a protected class feel unsafe. what about his free speech.
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golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. welcome back, one of the l.a. (soft music) lakers super fans was finally back in his courtside seat last night after nearly a two-year break. after jack nicholson made his return just in time to watch the lakers closer -- nicholson has been a season ticket holder since 1970, and a state law on the sidelines since them -- since the middle of 2021. and the hollywood i couldn't even got a welcome back greeting by a lakers icon, you see right there. lebron jameas a seventh grader in michigan jumped into action after school bus driver
with reporters, truth seekers. >> it's not a good place to operate in as a journalist. >> very dangerous. >> very dangerous environment for natives and also foreigners reporting there. evan, evan reported the truth. clearly he wrote stuff that they didn't want him to write. >> reporter: but a spy? evan? >> he would be a terrible spy. he would tell everybody how cool it is to be a spy, and then everyone would know about it. he's the last person i would choose to be a spy. >> reporter: the legal system, such as it is in russia, moves glacially. for sam and jeremy, their purpose now is to keep evan's story alive. >> thought about doing everything you can do today. it's about how do you create a process and a system to sustain your effort. >> reporter: it's a marathon then, not a sprint. harry smith, nbc news, new york. a michigan seventh grader is being called a hero for jumping into action when his school bus driver passed out.
let it rip. there is this. >> bill: that's so good. a seventh grader in front of all his classmates, 25 seconds, four shots, one from half-court. all for $10,000. he got it. that star will join us with his mom coming up next. cool stuff. ♪ we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com.
severe injuries leading to her death three weeks later. prosecutors plan to exhume satterfield's body five years now after her death. incredible footage shows a boat getting capsized by a massive wave during a coast guard rescue in the columbia river in oregon. pete: a river? will: yeah. a rescue swimmer was actually paddling to the boat at the exact moment the boat capsized. the coast guard hero somehow managed to paddle to the man who went overboard and get him9 into the helicopter. turns out it was a stolen boat, and the man plucked out of the water is wanted in canada. there's a story. police arrested him not long after he got out of the hospital. he was also wanted in oregon for putting a kid the fish on the porch of a -- a dead fish on the house where the classic movie the goonies was filmed -- there's a lot going on in this story. [laughter] a seventh grader in north dakota