no chandler talked about this at the weekend, _ parliament?chandler talked about this at the weekend, i _ parliament? no chandler talked about this at the weekend, i don't _ parliament? no chandler talked about this at the weekend, i don't think - this at the weekend, i don't think there is anything further to add to what he said. —— the chancellor talked about this. that does not necessarily apply for the whole of the rest of the next parliament, what is your position on that? if thatis what is your position on that? if that is your position, do you genuinely think that is affordable? i do, because the track record of the government is that we make priorities, and making sure that if you have worked hard all your life you have worked hard all your life you have worked hard all your life you have the dignity that you deserve in retirement is important to me and the government, and the triple lock is an expression of that, so i am actually proud that as a result pensioners are much less likely to be in poverty, they will see an almost £900 incr

. >> reporter: here in chandler, arizona, 6,000 construction workers are building two c.h.i.p.s.lants known as fabs projected to host 3,000 manufacturing jobs intel's ceo, pat gelsinger, says the government investment is essential to competing with china >> it isn't just a question of our national security. it's every aspect of our economy, as well, and these are great jobs >> reporter: the owner of chandler restaurant gadzook's, aaron poole, welcomes the investment and the foot traffic it could mean after people were working from home for years. >> in a fab shop, you actually have to go in to work. >> reporter: and he hopes out for lunch. poole says business owners like him are in a paradox. >> well, now we're at a point where you can't raise prices anymore. the consumer won't allow it. >> reporter: but he says he has no choice but to raise wages 19-year-old cashier talia brings home $1,300 every two weeks. >> it's good that you get paid more, i guess, but then at the end of the day, it's like everything is so expensive, it's like you're not really getting much out of it. >> rep

late last night, police in chandler, arizona, were called to a violea doubletree hotel right near chandlerinterstate spten. when officers arrived, ty say a man fired atúthem several times. police say they returned fire, hitting him. detectivest& say the man was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. no officers were hurt in washington, a town north of seattle is remembering the victims of theúdeadliest landslide in u.s. history. >> it happened ten years ago in the community of oso, 43 people were killed when the rain soaked hillside gave way friday, and ae site of that slide. >> i think this is one of those rare occasions where this our et was so thoughtfully done. >> reporter lauren donovan shows us how thisúmemorial is now helping people in that small community. >> in the shadow of the slide spscar, they showed up by the busload, hundreds of them gathering on this hallowed ground. survivors who lost everything, who spent months in the hospital, stepped up to the mic to share their stories for the past ten years, i've been seeking to find peace. march 21st, 2014 1037 in the morning,

here you see the president's podium in front of construction out in chandler.omputer chips may have been invented in silicon valley, but these days, they're mostly manufactured overseas. building them here at that facility will do two things. one, jobs, very high-paying jobs. secondly, our reliance on taiwan, because it's an ally, but it is certainly being threatened by china, strategically, it makes a lot of sense to have a local chip supply. >> right. >> and that plant won't be built any time soon, right? >> this will take years. these are incredibly complex plants that will take billions of dollars. you know about the tree, the best time to plant one is 30 years ago, the second best time is now. >> you've got to do it. >>> california lawmakers are looking to defend the freedom of speech for college students. right now, they're meeting with the california jewish caucus for a press conference in sacramento. lawmakers are introducing a new bill aimed at protecting students from harassment and intimidation as tensions rise on campus because of the israel-hamas w

. >> reporter: here in chandler, arizona, 6,000 construction workers are building two c.h.i.p.s.nts known as fabs projected to host 3,000 manufacturing jobs. intel's ceo says the government investment is essential to competing with china. >> it isn't just a question of our national security. it's every aspect of our economy, as well, and these are great jobs. >> reporter: the owner of chandler restaurant gadzooks welcomes the investment and the foot traffic it could mean after people working from home. >> in a fab shop, you actually have to go in to work. >> reporter: and he hopes out for lunch. he says business owners like him are in a paradox. >> well, now we're at a point where you can't rise prices anymore. the consumer won't allow it. >> reporter: but he says he has no choice but to raise wages. 19-year-old cashier talia brings home $1,300 every two weeks. >> it's good that you get paid more, i guess, but then at the end of the day, it's like everything is so expensive, it's like you're not really getting much out of it. >> reporter: affordability top of mind here in maricop

joining us now from chandler, arizona, is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard.ughn? >> reporter: absolutely is. this is an official white house event that just took place, but this is part of the campaign message, particularly in a pivotal state like arizona that the biden administration was effectively able to create manufacturing jobs here in the united states of america. today's announcement of this $8.5 billion award to the intel corporation here in arizona goes directly towards two new semiconductor chip manufacturing plants here in chandler, arizona. more than 3,000 actual manufacturing jobs, 7,000 construction jobs, of course this comes two years after intel announced a $20 billion manufacturing chip facility in ohio that is currently under construction. this is part of what the biden administration's pitch is to the public at large, and i can tell you here, katy, that when we're talking about chips, you know, for a long time the chip designs have come -- have been made domestically here but have been outsourced for actual production, particularly to taiw

cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz is in chandler, arizona, following the president, arlette, what's his message today? >> oh, briana president biden is expected to speak here in about an hour is really bringing his economic pitch out to these western states. today's focus will be on touting these government investments, trying to boost me mu fracturing of semiconductor chips here in the united states. the us. so through the commerce apartment and the chips and science act, that bipartisan bill passed back in 2022 is set to give a massive amount of money to intel as they're trying to ramp up their production of semiconductor chips here in the us, this includes 8.5 billion in awards and up to $11 in loans this will help the company expand, build, and modernize facilities in states like ohio mexico, oregon. and importantly, here in arizona, a critical battleground state heading into november elections, the white house projects. this could create a nearly 30,000 jobs here in arizona. they think that it could create over 3,000 million fracturing jobs and 7,000 construction jobs.

so now we have a question from chandler in virginia. chandler writes, ellen wilson and woodrow wilson had very different views on racial equality. do we know if that caused any friction between them? could you repeat that? there was something that popped up and i took a look at it. no, absolutely. so ellen wilson and woodrow wilson had very different views on racial equality. do we know if that caused any friction between them? i don't know about friction now. ellen, as i said, was not the most progressive on this issue. but her ally, bill, was one area where she did do something. she was a southerner. she had come from a family that historically had enslaved other humans. and we know woodrow was not progressive on this issue. so other than that particular bill, she didn't speak out on anything else. and to and from what we know, she really did approach him and tried to get him to do anything, especially about the jim crow laws. she remained silent and didn't talk about that. okay. so we have a question from genevieve, who's actually a

yeah, i'm here at the intel facility in chandler, arizona.ere in a couple of hours to announce an $8.5 billion grant, or moneys that come in the form of grants to intel. this is to help boost production of semiconductors and chips but also as you mentioned he's in battleground states to help boost his image with american voters when it comes to the economy. now last night here in arizona he met with latino leaders and community members to launch latinos. biden won in 2020 here in arizona by the slimest of margin s. he needs this state come november and cannot afford to lose any support. at polls showing his popularity here and with latino voters is slipping. from here, he heads to texas where his administration is locked in a legal battle with republican governor greg abbott. last night, the fifth circuit court of appeals blocked enforcement of sb-4, that's a texas law that would allow local law enforcement to arrest, deport and/or charge anyone crossing the state border illegally. earlier in the day yesterday, the u.s. supreme court stepped

and they asked hands yackel chandler senior director of accounts extremism project. why this will go this? let me state what i've talked most cool. of course, russia is part of the target package of the biggest lot makes state my organization and us government assume that the most likely affiliate of is let me say this is what makes they'd caught us on the project of this attack that's been noticed. but i've taken prop, i've done that all set to go against restaurants in the last couple of months. us government has said that a given intelligence to the russian government 2 weeks ago on the 7th of march. that concept, we're a target of the islamic stage for us on, in russia, in the next couple of weeks. so everything points towards that group being the most likely caught bridge off this attack as you say. and rightly so, the us officials say they had one must go off the possibility of such an attack. so where the warnings heated or taken seriously. unfortunately, there was an official statement. all 5, president, fulton, and russia. that's basically, and i'm pointing

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i asked the w is tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem watts chandler schultz is hoping to achieve through his talks in jordan and israel. hello, thank you. i have to say this is the 2nd visit to the region since uh, october 7 and uh, the war. he came shortly after october 7 to is uh, an showing and um, uh, his full support for israel also in its uh war efforts. but no, of course, were in a different phase of this for going into the 6 months. and with the $31000.00 over $31000.00 people killed in dollars according to the local housing authorities there . and the, and warning of hunger instead of ation, humanitarian crisis in the gaza. so this is of course also when we're hearing more of the other words leaders also being more critical of it as well as for conduct including you as president joe biden, as well as close as the l. i. so of course it will be watched what chancellor of shoals is saying here to his is really a counterparts. one of the main concerns and we heard that is a are, is, was preparations for a potential military offensive. and we've also where over 1000000 public stateme

i mean, the stry cumbersome um dorothy chandler ut the design kindof disney halt so o into, into thise on the street better and. well, i designed the building across the road to the hotel. that one. yeah, different one. yeah, that's not. no, but i was able to talk to each other in a funny way. i think. but■ç i think that's the issue , is connections, gh yeah. making connections with people, uilding to your advantage. it's not hard to do. you just have to think about, you know, you mentioned ernest fleishman andg you about music and you i'm sure teaching him abo oum, how imptat in the development of a prmajor? in what way they goto you got to partner them. there's several issues. one is thetnership to arrive at the conclusions so that it use building. so you've got ae other stupid ts budget. and wood, we come in on budget. people don't know that me but we deliver that's a major of my deal i do it unless i can do that. there's a general conception that good architecture is expensive and trash architecture is cheap architecture means thae people, these people us people have to want to do

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breaking news, president joe biden in chandler, arizona, right now after just wrapping up remarks onica agenda. moments ago the president toured intel's chip manufacturing in the state where the company became the first to receive the long awaited chips and science act money. the $8.5 billion infusion it received from the government will help expand the chandler, arizona, campus and intel's operations in oregon and ohio as well. the biden administration also awarded intel with up to $11 billion in federal loans along with the 25% investment tax credit on more than $100 billion in qualified investments intel makes. it's a monumental day for intel and for ceo pat gelsinger who joining us now. pat, congratulations on finally receiving the grant. i'd love to say it's like having a baby but that's only nine months and gestation of elephants at 22 months. that's taken white awhile. >> liz, it's been quite the journey and thank you for having me on the show and always a pleasure to meet with you and it's a bit over three years ago i took the job and really started to throw ourselves behind

chandler tang owns post script. it's a small business that focuses on stationery and home goods. she's using her social media now to highlight the challenges small businesses face and the real cost of these crimes. >> door smashed a couple no one got in. but we had to install security gate. we don't really have this in our budget. so, you know, we also support a lot of small business vendors so it impacts them as well. so the effect is much bigger. >> tank says she's received a lot of support from customers visiting her pack ice shop since posting videos online. police say no arrests have been made regarding these incidents. >> this week, a graduation ceremony was held for 50 men at san quentin rehabilitation center. it's part of an effort to prepare incarcerated people for the workforce and to help keep them from a life of crime. some learned construction. others have spent their time learning how to code for tony to foia. it was audio production. his parents came to cheer him on as he got his certificate to foia. already runs a podcast called ear hustle. >> you know, it's just

so fun fact if you visit the archives reading room, y c see f herbert hoover done by howard chandlert than what you're seeing here. okay so these these also they created a lot of designs to address the home fronts and this is a poster in italian i have used in class often because we both find it unusual in terms of its content andcplike most poste period as it uses a lot of text in the graphics are very detailed andaddresses issue of d american -- within the labor force. it reveals that you know especially in large industrial cities there was anxiety that it's hyphenated ameca irish-amet have more to their countries of origin than to america and course, it's a lot of immigrants were working in factories and shipbuilding. there was a perceived threat of enemy agitation at home. right. and so just in general there are a lot of posters produced at this time period relating to, you know, industry in general. so you can see, you know, a ship shipbuilder, youw, in lockstep with soldiers, sailors as german u-boats had decimated british ships early in the. so britain came to rely heavily hea

guys that are pro bowlers and some may be future hall of famers as well as property, you know, is from chandler, arizona, my health, my hometown, and just competing with him back in the day doing with lessons with geo and ust kind housing moment. >> and thus town moment. i'm full circle moment as well. now the giants on the other hand, they were at home in scottsdale today against bruce bocce in the world champion rangers. now they were down one to nothing until this play right here that you're looking at where jd davis came up with 2 on in life. this blast out to live. it was a three-run homer in the giant. take the lead down to 6. they are 4 to 2 win. newly signed nick ahmed hit his first homer with his new team. it was also a three-run homer in the giants went up. 72 at that point, the next batter was luis matos, who i believe we're looking at it. we just saw and we miss. but the second homer of the game there and the giants finally get their first cactus league win was 11 to 5 over the rangers. a welcome to win for them down. they're now shohei ohtani. on the other hand, also welcome the bi

that are pro bowlers and some may be future hall of famers as well as brock purdy, you know, is from chandler, arizona, my health, my hometown, and just competing with him back in the day, going with lessons with geo and just kind housing moment. but first. >> so you're talking about young rice. yankees kicking it down the sink career in front of them. definitely. i think he had a really great season and, you know, usc this past season, i didn't hear much buzz about him before this season but been covering college baskin college basketball, the covid to a college football. he did a pretty good year and he could be he could be helpful for for whoever he lands with. but of course, i'm sure he's dead. he's hoping that he lands with the rating. go for sure. well, that could be fun to be fun. thank you, aaron. thank you for watching tonight. have a good weekend. be safe with the storm. we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: bad dog. the 8-year-old girl dragged away in a vicious attack. and the neighbor who came to her rescue --

chandler, 10 posting surveillance video on social media after 2 shoplifting incidents took place at her san francisco store postscript. the crimes happening in the same week last month. the video shows people wandering then stuffing items in their jackets, pockets and walking out of the storm. sometime saw a few items missing in caught on camera. but every once in a while we're able to catch it, but honestly can be happening and were not aware of it, too. we have a lot of items in the store tank opened her shop 4 years ago at the start of the pandemic and has dealt with other incidents. how door smashed a couple no one got in. but we had to install security gate during the height of the pandemic. san francisco saw a rise in retail theft and burglaries, according to city leaders. overall, crime numbers are down in the city for the month of february. this year. mayor london breed's office reports that when comparing february 2024, to the same month last year, the city saw a 37% reduction in larceny, which includes car break-ins and retail theft. they're reporting a 20% reduction in robber

is very much a russian conclusion that fits into the russian narrative, the chief political ed room chandler closer thank you. now echo doors lock, combo de volcano, in the good luck, the galapagos archipelago has begun or rupturing. the government says that it poses no immediate danger to human life because it is located on an uninhabited island. the lava however, could threaten some of the islands unique animal species is the 3rd time the volcano has erupt it since 2017. a quick reminder of our top story to us by as president commer harris has called for an immediate cease fire and gaza. that would last for 6 weeks. that as, as the gyptian saved media report progress among negotiators meeting in cairo on true stocks. germany's defense minister boars. the story as has accused rush of conducting an information more aimed at creating divisions within germany. he was referring to an intercepted conversation between german generals, published by russian state broadcaster r t you're up to date on the w news on sarah kelly in berlin. thank you so much for watching. the leading through the recess

b y, the european headquarters in the netherlands, and they use a really long time since 1998 after chandler wong is phone. get our company in 1995 . so you can see that we're here to stay other carmakers including from china or homing in on the european market. m g, a former british branch, now owned by china is and say, i see presented their new m g 3 hybrid a car set to provide more car for less money, maybe even 120000 bureaus. in 2023 mc was the most successful chinese importer in germany, selling more than 20000 cards. but one european carmakers stuck with the geneva motor show. right now presented. there are 5 each here. an electric on my eyes to the original read no 5. that it's out of it can fund there is a clear commitment from the right now group on behalf of look at the mail, who said he's still committed to the motor show and would like to take part in it seem the right. no groom is represented here with the doctor and i know brands and will also be present at the parents motors. so this year i'll probably is that what does a long uh and do you think? yeah. because inside, apart

chandler, 10 posting surveillance video on social media after 2 shoplifting incidents took place at her san francisco store postscript. the crimes happening in the same week last month. the video shows people wandering then stuffing items in their jackets, pockets and walking out of the storm. sometime saw a few items missing him caught on camera. but every once a while we're able to catch it, but honestly can be happening and were not aware of it, too. we have a lot of items in the store tank opened her shop 4 years ago at the start of the pandemic and dealt with other incidents. how door smashed a couple no one got in. but we had to install security gate during the height of the pandemic. san francisco saw a rise in retail theft and burglaries, according to city leaders. overall, crime numbers are down in the city for the month of february. this year. mayor london breed's office reports that when comparing february 2024, to the same month last year, the city saw a 37% reduction in larceny, which includes car break-ins and retail theft. they're reporting a 20% reduction in robberies an

you visit the archives reading room, you can actually see a portrait of herbert hoover done by howard chandlerhristie looks very different than what you're seeing here. okay so these these also they created a lot of designs to address the home fronts and this is a poster in italian i have used in class often because we both find it unusual in terms of its content and design. unlike most posters of the time period as it uses a lot of text in the graphics are very detailed and busy but essentially this poster addresses issue of hyphenated american -- within the labor force. it reveals that you know especially in large industrial cities there was anxiety that it's hyphenated americans german americans, irish-americans might have more to their countries of origin than to america and course, it's a lot of immigrants were working in factories and shipbuilding. there was a perceived threat of enemy agitation at home. right. and so just in general there are a lot of posters produced at this time period relating to, you know, industry in general. so you can see, you know, a ship shipbuilder, you know,

today after falling 15ft down a dry well the night before it happened in an open field in the town of chandler, about a half hour outside of phoenix. firefighters say the woman went through a chain link fence and somehow fell into that hole last night, and she didn't call for help until this morning. >> it was a smooth operation. patient did really well communicating with us the whole time. all the crews on scene were able to work together and communicate what they were seeing. any safety issues, but it was actually a really a safe operation and we did it pretty quick. >> crews used a mechanical device to lift that woman to safety. firefighters say she injured her leg and hip during the fall. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktv. you. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new tonight an east bay man who reported his wife and mother in law missing back in september , is now being charged with their murder. >> ktvu is amber lee was at the west county detention fa

i mean, the street from a fairly cumbersome um dorothy chandler pavilion but the design kind of of disneyhall sort of it just sort of like connects into, into this big building across the street like pulls it into part of the conversation and makes the life on the street better and. well, i designed the building across the road to the hotel. that one. yeah, different one. yeah, that's not. no, but i was able to talk to each other in a funny way. i think. but i think that's the issue is, is connections, right. yeah. making connections with people, using the building to your advantage. it's not hard to do. you just have to think about, you know, you mentioned ernest fleishman and his teaching you about music and you i'm sure teaching him about other things. um, how important is the client in the development of a project major major? in what way they got to you got to partner them. there's several issues. one is the partnership to arrive at the conclusions so that it fits the way they want to use building. so you've got a picture of that and the other stupid thing is budget. and so. knock on

just like bella chandler in -- a kindergarten teacher, give her a round of applause -- [applause] gov. grisham: she is also an instructive literacy coach in albuquerque as well as cardona, and matt teacher roberto salas from las cruces where they are embracing and doing these programs and they are making sizable, dramatic differences as they implement them. i thank them for their dedication to new mexico families. [applause] gov. grisham: i want to tell you -- there are jobs and careers that are really tough. ask doctors and nurses potentially over the last five years, look no further than your public education teachers and principals and superintendents and social workers and nurses. their jobs are complex. they are. we owe them a great deal of gratitude but we have to come together and the priority here is error kiddo's and their families. and it's time for new mexico in the same way we -- when we put our minds to anything, we become the best at it in the country. why wouldn't we have the best public education outcome barn on in the country? that's my goal and i hope it is yours, to

just like bella chandler, a kindergartner teacher -- give her a a round of applause, shs amazing. [applause] >> she's also structure literacy coach at s. y. jackson in albuquerque, as well as principal cris cardona and math teacher roberto salas, from the gadsden school district in las cruces, where these proven programs have been making sizable, dramatic differences as a implement them. i thank them for their dedication.. [applause] i do want to pause and want to tell you, i am pausing, outlook, there are jobs and careers that i really tough. ask doctors and nurses, potential over the last five years. look no further than your public education, teachers and principals and superintendents and social workers and nurses. they will tell you their jobs are complex, they are. they are. we owe them a great deal of gratitude, but we have to come together, and the priority here is our kiddos and their families. and it is time for new mexico in the same way that we put our minds to anything, we become the best added in the country. why wouldn't we have the best public education outcome bar

. >>> yesterday, president biden was in arizona, and looking at intel building a new plant in chandlerlaska access, where you get one flight of free wi-fi a month. you pay them $60 a year and they let you know about the sale a day before anybody else. >> are you guaranteed to get the sale price? >> if you log on and book it. >> could work. >> if you travel a lot. >>> meta is offering what it calls a better way to customize your threads feed. it's called algo tune. you can swipe right on post you like and swipe left on the posts you don't like. right now the feature is only available to a few users. >>> another feather in the cap for elton john, and, really, could his cap hold any more feathers? >> probably not, but he will take it. he and long-time song writing partner actually received an honor last night in washington, d.c., celebrating achievement and excellence in popular music. the celebration included an all-star invitation only concert. elton credits his success to a variety of music, and a slew of hits along with "yellow brick road." >> life doesn't get better than this for us.

chandler for your comments. before the next speaker, any other members of the public who like to address the board during general public comment? please line up. otherwise this is our last speaker. welcome. >> good afternoon, peter warfield, executive director libraries user association. po box 170544 san francisco california 94117-0544. day after tomorrow on thursday march 21, the library commission is planning to approve its new strategic plan and its new mission statement. the mission statement is very important. the current one is perfectly fine and actually i commented favorably about it. roughly speaking it says, the library is devoted to free and equal access to joy of reading independent learning and couple other things for our diverse community. the new strategic plan, which they never explained what's wrong with there old one and why they need a new one, the new mission statement is be as follows and i quote exactly, "connect our diverse communities to learning, opportunities, and each other.". where's

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bernie chandler will look after seven ravens that roam freely by day and are kept in cages over nights it that if the bird ever leaf england will collapse. david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's political headlines. and beyonce becomes the first black woman to top the country music billboard charts. >> this is pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter con cite school of journalism from arizona state university. >> the centers for disease control and prevention has changed its covid guidance for when people need to isolate. it's part of the broader recommendations on respiratory illnesses. people who have tested positive can return when symptoms are improving and they've been fever-free for that's 24 hours without medication. but the c.d.c. also encourage people with improving symptoms to have a mask, keeping distance in public. dr. mandy cohen joins me now. dr. cohen, welcome back to the "newshour." >> thanks for having me. greet be here. >> this is first time you shifted isolation guidance from 2021 when it was reduced from 10 day

. >>> president biden was in arizona announcing an $8.5 billion grant for a new chip plant in chandlerrizona. the money comes from the bipartisan chips act and it aims to produce extra chips. then 74,000 californians qualify for one program that has been around but was poorly implemented. not a lot of people were approved, and the white house says its fixes will change that. we expect the white house to turn its focus towards the cost of houses today with new proposed rules that would make the process of buying a house cheaper and encourage cities to allow building. we don't have a lot of details on that one, yet. >>> alaska airlines is rolling out a prescription service. they call it alaska access. you get one flight of free wi-fi a month, too. >>> then releasing this video on x, where it says it's the first human to receive a brain chip implant. this man can now play chess online with his mind. >> it was like using the force, and i could get the cursor to move wherever i wanted, to stare on the screen and it would move where i wanted it to, which was such a wild experience. >> you ar

and kyle chandler. >> we will send it to them but you guys order it ahead because that's a good thing stephen: you can just click on that right there and preorder from here, i don't know where that takes you. i apologize ahead of time, i hope it's not a cult, or wherever you buy books. "does this taste funny." >> am i leaving? >> stephen: no! i'm thanking you for writing this book with me. >> i will say this, i think this cookbook should be an example for all couples of hope. [laughter] an example of hope for all couples. >> stephen: why is it an example of hope for all couples? >> because i cannot even chop celery without you telling me i'm doing it wrong. [boos] it's all good now and now we've written a cookbook together. i feel like i'm being a little mean. i will back up. >> stephen: i wrote a book. >> it's beautiful! it's beautiful! we did it together! >> stephen: it was an act of love and you made it ugly. we should do first drafts before our relationship deteriorates completely. you know how this works. we have all whole bunch of lovely valentines cards here and you're going to

a school board member april chandler. >> we want our neighborhood schools to be excellent and i want the division out of the news. for that reason i will not support any efforts to turn the cameras back on. turning the cameras back on now only invites and undermines the work of the school board. >> dana: do you think there is any validity to her point of view. >> no, absolutely not. we have nine new school board members this year and every one of them campaigned on transparency and less division. this is absolutely the opposite of what they all campaigned on. they've let us down. they haven't done wh they said. they are just trying to shut us out. they are trying to shut out moms and dads and grandmas and grandpas to speak out against their radical policies. >> dana: do you feel there is enough outcry in the community to leave the cameras on? >> well its he it's funny you ask that. governor youngkin made a model policy that they are supposed to be implementing and they're not. and what good is a governor's policy that's unenforceable? i think there is enough parents to show up to kee

. >> sandra: but alicia acuna live in chandler, arizona, for us where lisa is making an announcement? >> yes, center, president biden is here toto announce an $8.5 billion series of grants for intel to help boost production of semiconductors and chips. it also works to help boost his standing with american voters when it comes to his work on the economy. last night he met with local latino leaders and community members to launch latinos con biden y harris he cannot afford to lose any support, as polling shows his support is slipping. >> you are a reason in large part iv donald trump. lets beat him again. i need you badly. i need the help, kemal and i desperately need help because looks, there are six or seven states it will come down to the toss-up states and this is one of them. >> the party chair i spoke with in this block. >> we are doing everything we can to talk to folks about the economic issues to talk about lowering the cost of prescription drugs and who is doing that. >> in terms of the overall elector they found arizonans top three issues are the economy, election integrity,

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the president will make that announcement during a visit to chandler, arizona, just outside phoenix.ggest grant yet under the bipartisan chips bill. we may have invented chips here in silicon valley, but most chips are now made overseas these days, and washington wants to fix that. >>> speaking of chips, the big nvidia conference continues today in san jose, all centered around ai. nvidia started as a company to make chips and boards for researchers -- or for video gamers, but researchers figured out they could do the complex math they need to do. >> whether that's advanced robotics, autonomous vehicles, whether that's ai agents or chatbots that are more intelligent, that increasingly understand human interactions and empathy, nvidia is using its technology and its capability and its processing power to bring applications to just about every industry. >> the ceo of nvidia delivered his keynote speech monday at the s.n.a.p. center. a reporter for the "wall street journal" pointed out he attracted a bigger crowd than professional wrestling, certain more than the sharks. >>> you remembe

there are already 12,000 employees of intel here in chandler, arizona.vestment, these two new plants are going to bring an additional 3,000 jobs, as well as 7,000 manufacturing jobs. intel has been on the front lines. just two years ago in 2022, intel announced a $20 billion semiconductor chip manufacturing plant in ohio. they're also announcing an expansion of investments towards plant manufacturing in new mexico here. this is for the biden administration, a victory and a win. of course when you're talking about chip manufacturing, there is concern about the fact that the great majority, about 60% of semiconductors currently being manufactured globally are based in taiwan. we saw in 2021, a semiconductor shortage, going to other technologies. and that is where this biden administration put greater focus on having actual domestic chip production here. there is a great amount of chip design that comes out of the united states, but instead, there's an increased emphasis on actually producing the plants here. that is where you saw senators kyrsten sinema an

he running chandler ship channeling businesses out of and commercial ventures out of. so he was running businesses that were sending ships all over the place. his brothers for him in those if was involved in slave trading which again i'll never probably know for sure but if he was there were portuguese companies that also out of manhattan so brazil oil and i owe all this to john harris who's a phenomenal historian who's done incredible work on the slave trade. he has a book called the last slave ships brazil shut down slave trade in 1850. and after that, the portuguese firms moved to manhattan. and that becomes the financial center, the slave trade, until it's killed off a decade and a half later. so if he was getting financial backing from of his other business ventures, it would have been from those portuguese in new york city. thank you soit's my honor to prr tonight's

he running chandler ship channeling businesses out of and commercial ventures out of. so he was running businesses that were sending ships all over the place. his brothers for him in those if was involved in slave trading which again i'll never probably know for sure but if he was there were portuguese companies that also out of manhattan so brazil oil and i owe all this to john harris who's a phenomenal historian who's done incredible work on the slave trade. he has a book called the last slave ships brazil shut down slave trade in 1850. and after that, the portuguese firms moved to manhattan. and that becomes the financial center, the slave trade, until it's killed off a decade and a half later. so if he was getting financial backing from of his other business ventures, it would have been from those portuguese in new york city. thank you so

the president will make that announcement during a visit to chandler, arizona.grant yet under the bipartisan chips bill. we may have invented chips right here in silicon valley, but most chips are manufactured overseas these days. washington wants to fix that. >>> speaking of chips, the big nvidia conference continues today in san jose, all centered around ai. nvidia started as a company to make chips and boards for video gamers, but ai researchers figured out they work really well for the complex math that they need to do. >> whether that's advanced robotics, autonomous vehicles, whether that's ai agents or chat bots that are more intelligent that increasingly understand human interactions and empathy, nvidia is using its technology and its capability and its processing power to bring applications to just about every industry. >> the ceo of nvidia was delivering his keynote speech monday at the s.a.p. center, a reporter for the "wall street journal" pointed out jensen wong attracted a much bigger crowd than the professional wrestling that was there recently, pr