diane schneider. .lous. >> thank you so much. >> you guys have -- you're getting your derby on. let's talk about that, dr. berry i want to start with you. you're an internal medicine doctor. >> yes. >> why are you comfortable being in a large venue at this moment with 50,000 strangers who may or may not be vaccinated? >> along with other louisvillens and according to the cdc newest guidelines i will be wearing a mask the entire time and so so will they unless i'm at that eating and drinking. >> that's funny you say that, if you're eating or drinking at that moment. i went to the derby once. that place is a huge party, okay. and as far as i can tell people are always eating and drinking, every second of the day. so, dr. schneider, are you worried people will be maskless much of the day? >> no eyeball, i'm not actually we went to the track earlier this week and were impressed how churchill downs set up things for social distancing, as well as sort of reminders in terms of masking. so the density that you

for the our choice schneider the federal court a cultural show an effort. city famous for its floral tradition is a real highlight in her career. aren't they beautiful as you can see austria is also home to some great blossoms the ones on its many apple trees the fruit that grow scare is perfect for one of australia's most famous treats the viennese apple strudel empress elizabeth also known as sissy nuff the sweet pastry just as much as i do and let's find out what is important when making an original viennese apple strudel in a new episode of food secrets. ruth i was told that impersonal is a bit nickname c.c. had her apple strudel delivered by dame underground tunnel leading to the hostel but. it's almost a main course soup together with soup i think a calorie intake has been reached. its people and their endless kinds of struggles in a sweet one is alone so there is an apple strudel fruit strudel this is the cherry strudel strawberry strudel and apricots and only. my name is rudolph's on the group i read pastry chef and i damon in vienna and i have been

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here so this days volatility has gone down i think this will all attract more investors michelle schneider of market gauge dot com thank you so much for your insights today thank you. finally as the electrical vehicle wave continues u.s. automaker general motors it says expanding its subsidiary for self driving cars in dubai cruise is a san francisco based company but majority owned by g.m. crews will be the exclusive provider for self driving taxis and rivaling services after striking a deal with the dubai roads and transport authority the deal for 4000 self driving cars runs from 2023 to 2029 and will make the 1st city outside the u.s. to use the cruise origin in all electricity on its vehicle which debuted just last year and the origin is designed without a driver in mind that means no manual controls whatsoever but promises more space comfort and safety. and that's it for this time you can catch. portable t.v. which is available on smartphones and tablets and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. portable t.v. can also be downloaded on your smart t.v. as well as roku devices w

that's what's moving markets monday let's bring in michelle schneider she's a partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com michelle always a pleasure to have you on i want to start with ali baba because morgan stanley said in a sunday no despite the record 5 m o we think it should we should we think this should lift a major overhang on ali baba and shift the markets focus back to fundamentals is this just about putting this behind them and do you see this giving alibaba stock some momentum moving forward. well we certainly saw that in the market today about what's interesting about it is that alibaba was a private company in state run communist type of country so i should say state run capitalist country and so basically what's happening now in l.a. bob is that they're going to go into becoming a regulated financial holding company similar to the governing banks in china and i think what's the most interesting about this is 1st of all now they will potentially look at another i.p.o. they tried to look at an i.p.o. last year it got reese got all but t

schneider will begin his new role on july 1st.o grew up a die hard or understand means a ton. this is the first job i got out of college. i started here in 2002 the day before my 23rd birthday s o. i've really grown up with the warrior. schneider will replace rick welts, who announced last week that he's retiring at the end. of the 2021 season, are checking out the temperatures again from today. you see the cooling in those inland valleys yesterday fair. phil was in the low eighties annual question the low eighties so today we had a big cool down, especially inland because of the strong winds of sea breezes that we experience that we still have some wind out there, but it's just not as robust as it was this morning. i mean, it was very, very, very windy this morning at times and so, with the wind a little less tomorrow is going to be just a touch warmer than it was today. we move through some graphics here and we'll get to there you go. you see collide picture all said. that's oakland. you see the fog in the distance there that fo

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well, we can now speak to michael schneider, who's senior editor at variety magazine.. give us your take on how this went. very unusual, unusual times — they had to do it very differently. it times - they had to do it very differently-— differently. it was very unusual. _ differently. it was very unusual. it _ differently. it was very unusual. it was - differently. it was very unusual. it was held i differently. it was very j unusual. it was held at differently. it was very - unusual. it was held at the train station in downtown los angeles, and they did a good job of decorating the set. it was a smaller, more intimate ceremony than normal, but at the end of the day they pretty much focused on the duty at hand, which was handing out awards, and they handed out a lot of awards. i think they were limited in the entertainment aspect of the show. they didn't have any musical performances. there wasn't a host. so it was sort of a dry ceremony, and i think people were expecting a little more entertainment out of there, and hoping there would be more of a message of returning

for more, i want to bring in jodi schneider.hy are cases accelerating even as vaccines are accelerating across the country? >> in one word, it is variants, which are fast spreading, they are hitting some states very hard and michigan is among them. that is why we are seeing the governor take that action, to ask people to voluntarily stop activities. she's not doing a shut down, that would seem politically unpalatable now, but they are having 49,000 new cases, which is a big increase in just the past few weeks. it is the fact spreading variants and they are saying younger people, people in their teens and early 20's, people who have not yet been vaccinated because the vaccination effort started with older people first. we are starting to see this group that had not been affected before get the virus and hospitalizations have gone up as a result as well. emily: governor whitmer asking the biden administration for more support on the vaccine front. in the meantime, you have pfizer and biontech seeking to expand vaccine access to te

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> a grim chapter in world war i is again gaining internationalention, now that the u.s. is preparing to join other nations in labeling the massacre of armeniian genocide, ahead, why it's such an issue in present day turkey. stay with us. introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed that effortlessly adjusts to both of you. proven quality sleep, is life-changing sleep. the first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. ♪ >>> welcome back to all of you watching here in the united states, karn and around the world, i'm kim brunhuber, and you're watchiing "cnn newsroom." >>> well, these images coming us from armenia. the country pauses to remember the 1950 massacre of armenians to what was then the ottoman empire. more than a century later,

horst schneider of bank of america. thanks for joining us.ing news in terms of russia and the u.s. russia's foreign minister speaking at a moscow briefing. he says russia will sanction eight u.s. officials in retaliation for the u.s. sanctions we got yesterday. in terms of the market, nada. dollar ruble at 75.74. seeing a stronger ruble despite the sanction words of war being thrown about. it goes to show that perhaps it could have been a lot worse and that is what the market is reacting this he least bad of all of the potential options. in the equity market is closed up, it is friday. we finished the week, stoxx 600 up for a seventh straight week, the longest week since 2018. telecom and insurance are the only ones pooping out, and the cac 40 up .8%. the dax outperforming from its exposure to china as well as for daimler. the return of the retail investor is not just a u.s. story. we will speak to the ceo of the warsaw stock exchange coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is the european close. i am life in the principal room. com

china and russia are against it well earlier we spoke to political scientist if your heart sounds schneider and i asked him if these threats of sanctions is pushing me and mark closer to china i mean i might is in china's arms even without this military coup it would be closely connected to china but the problem is what else could we do we could condemn it equips to step of sanctions and this leads us to this old and familiar debate about sanctions sanctions do have effects but most of the time as we can see in russia and in many other cases they do not have the intended effects they had created for so i would have my doubts whether strong words from western countries even military economic sanctions would really show.

thank you for joining us, jodi schneider.e vaccine stories from us -- stories for us from new york. coming up, famed economist and bigbear gary shilling joins us to give his take on inflation and the pace of the recovery. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i am matt miller. inflation concerns remain for most investors as the global economy recovers. recent data shows that u.s. consumer inflation expectations surged in april to the highest level in nine years. gary shilling has been cleat -- has been keeping a close eye on the inflation situation as well as the coming economic room. -- economic boom. gary, you say it will be a mirage. why? gary: what we're seeing so far is that all this stimulus money that's being pumped out is largely being saved. if you look at march a year ago, and this is federal reserve data, people spent 20 -- 27% of what they got and saved the rest, used it to pay down debt. in december, it was 26%, and in march, 25%. people are rebuilding assets, paying down debt. people realize that

>> jessica schneider, thank you so much.let's discuss this further with dmitry roberts and part of president obama's national task force on 20th century policing. let me start with what we saw in columbus, ohio, and the shooting of ma'khia bryant. the interim police chief said if an officer is faced with someone deploying deadly force, deadly force can be the response, end quote. is shooting to kill with a gun the only possible solution? >> that's going to be dependent on each type of incident that the officer encounters. you can't give one blanket answer for the event. if we're talking about the one in question, it was clearly in the middle of a deadly attack with a knife toward the other individual in pink. i don't see had an other choice the officer had, other than to try to stop that attack and save the life of the woman in pink. some people talk about a taser. taser is not 100% effective all the time. it's a useful tool but is not designed for use in a lethal force situation. he had no■qj choice but to stop that attack

here's cnn's jessica schneider. >> reporter: the crowd descending on the capitol grounds january 6th was something no one was prepared for. capitol police quickly overwhelmed. as protesters pushed through the barricades that encircled the grounds. soon the situation spiraled out of control. [ screaming ] >> someone managed to hook his thumb in my eye and started gouging at it. thankfully i was able to shake him before he did any permanent damage. we were fighting tooth and nail. >> the terrorists there on the 6th were there to cause harm. and they came prepared for a fight. they hurt us physically and emotionally. >> reporter: the violent attack on the capitol was a scene that metropolitan police officer michael fanone was never even supposed to be in the midst of. the 40-year-old veteran of d.c.'s police force works narcotics. but when the radio calls went out that rioters were overtaking the capitol -- officer fanone and his police partner put their uniforms on and moved in. but soon fanone was surrounded by rioters who sprayed him with chemicals, battered him with pipes and batons

schneider is not here, is canadaa poppo here? >> yes. i am here. >> supervisor peskin: part of the reason that the shelter monocommittee we want to cultivate a qualified new group of applicants. so with that, ms. poppo. >> i'm the director of whole person integrative care. in the program. and we are here [inaudible] to reconstitute it and extend it through july 2022. you were correct that the committee was established in 2004 by the board of supervisors to provide government agencies in the public, comprehensive information about city funded shelters in the city centers. compliance with thirty two standards of care. they're announced in unannounced and investigations of shelter guest complaints. the committee recommends training, health, and safety protocols which guarantee treats clients with dignity and respect. we have some examples of the standards of care. that the facility must be cleaned and maintained -- >> clerk: my apologies for interrupting. we are seeing a black void on your screen. there we go. >> so sorry. -- that clients h

schneider the federal court a cultural show on air for the. city famous for its floral tradition is a real highlight in her career. aren't they beautiful as you can see austria is also home to some great blossoms the ones on its many apple trees the fruit that grows scare is perfect for one of australia's most famous treats the viennese apple strudel empress elizabeth also known as sissy nuff the sweet pastry just as much as i do let's find out what is important when making an original viennese apple strudel in a new episode of food secrets. i was told that in person lizabeth nickname c.c. had her apple strudel delivered by dame underground tunnel leading to the hostel but. this is that it's almost a main course soup together with soup so i think a calorie intake has been reached. is if you're going to there and those kinds of struggles in a sweet one is alone so there is an apple strudel fruit strudel this is the cherry strudel strawberry strudel and apricots and only. my name is rudolph so on our group i had pastry chef matt damon in vienna

jessica schneider, thanks so much.ng in democratic senator mark warner who is the chair of the senate intelligence committee. chairman, thanks for joining us. we're told by giuliani's attorney that in the last two years the justice department has not issued a single subpoena or asked for information. suspicions of giuliani's activity in ukraine is not new so what do you make of the investigation escalating so significantly right now? mean, that is a big, bold, audacious move to raid the home and office of the president's attorney, not to mention those of the associates that are also wrapped up in this. >> well, jake, again, i don't have any details on the justice department investigation, but i do know that. we knew over a year ago. it came out in the first impeachment trial, that rudy giuliani was obsessed about trying to find dirt on the bidens, that he clearly and i felt this was one of the reasons why i vote for the impeachment the first time was taking out our ambassador. obviously the phone call between trump and

jessa schneider, cnn, washington. >>> one of the police officers we just heard from in that report isel fanone, he was brutally assaulted while defending the nation's a 's cap and he spoke exclusively with cnn about his experience. >> it's been very difficult seeing elected officials and other individuals kind of whitewash the events of that day or down play what happened. some of the terminology that was used like hugs and kisses and, you know, very fine people is very different from what i experienced and what my co-workers experienced on the 6th. i experienced the most brutal, savage, hand to hand combat of my entire life, let alone my policing career, which spans almost two decades. >> the u.s. justice department has changed the narrative in a small but significant way in its case against two men charged in connection with a chemical attack during the capitol hill riot. all sides now say that although the suspects did bring bear repellant to the capitol, pepper spray was used against late officer brian sicknick, not bear spray. one theory indicated a chemical irritant may have tri

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. >> our justice correspondent jessica schneider joins us.hat the doj has announced what is a very broad civil rights investigation into a local police force, right, this follows minneapolis. do you have details specifically on what they are investigating? >> yeah, this is wide ranging. same thing as we'll see in minneapolis. we'll see now in louisville. it examines whether officers there used unreasonable force, whether they conduct illegal searches. whether they discriminate based on race or even if they unlawfully execute search warrants on private homes. this is a review that as the attorney general said, it will seek input from every corner of lou louisville. that means members of the community as well as this in-depth probe of the police. this could take months, years. and the attorney general talked about the fact that the police department has already taken some steps toward reform when they reached a settlement with breonna taylor's family. but this will be a much more comprehensive look. so we've heard from community groups. they ar

. >> speaking of the dovs the warriors have named brandon schneider as the team president.chris welch. most recently as >>> all right thank you for joining us tonight. i'm going to say it's tuesday, dan. i think we're wrapping up tuesday. >> you're right as rain. i wish we had rain. for all of us here we do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse

thought it was going to be an ugly, slept day. >> it was. >> thanks so much, jessica schneider. >>> joiningflorida val demings. thanks so much for joining us. you were hiding on the floor of the house chamber where president biden is going to speak this evening during the insurrection. what do you want to hear from president biden in reference to that deadly day? >> well, jake, it's good to be with you, and i have to say just watching the footage again and hearing the interview from the officer just brings it all back. it makes it very, very fresh. as you well know, i was in the gallery in a most unusual place for someone who spent a lot of years in law enforcement, you know, being told by the sargent-at-arms to get down on the floor and put on our gas masks. that's why it is so critical that we do a very thorough and complete investigation so we can know exactly what went wrong. we know that there were a lot of failures and the sharing of information. preparation was certainly note planning in a proactive sense. i'm excited about the president's address tonight and i know that he's going t

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schneider will replace rick welts, who announced last week that he is retiring at the end of the season. as more people begin to travel is pandemic restrictions or being lifted oakland international airport introduced some new touchless security screening technology today. the technology known as clear has already been in use at sfo in san jose manetta for years now it to touchless identity screening process that uses passengers, eyes or fingerprints to move quickly through a screening checkpoint. of course, now in this day and age, touchless is the name of the game and we've made it really easy for our members to use their eyes. quickly confirm their identity and their flight status and then move through without touching anything. opt in service is available for an annual fee to san francisco. supervisors are proposing a plan they say will boost mew knee ridership as the city's businesses reopen. dean preston and matt haney want mew need offer free ridership for three months, starting july 1st. they say that will encourage people to use public transit instead of private vehicles and sa

democratic congressman brad schneider joins me next.other look at the photo essay from frank thorpe, marking 100 days since the capitol insurrection. >> i hope they'll remember how hard we fight and and the braver of the officers that were here. >> cruiser 50, the crowd is using munitions against us. >> what probably sticks with me the most, there were many, but what sticks with me the most is, the lock got breached and there were 60, 70 of us trying to keep them from getting in through the door and it literally and figuratively, it was forever. i mean, it was just pushing, pulling, fighting. i couldn't get that close, because at that point, i was tackled. and they stole my helmet, took my helmet, tried to get my gas mask. it was all of these surreal things. like, this cannot be happening. this cannot be happening. this cannot be happening. but it was. but it was if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break momen

attorney matthew schneider was part of the state and federal investigative team now speaking publicly about the case for the first time they had been watching the group called the wolverine watchmen for a while. by the fall more than a dozen men would be arrested for the alleged plot one man pleaded guilty the rest not guilty. at what point do you switch from okay, this is just a harebrained idea, they're just talking, to they're getting prepared to commit a crime >> right that is the critical point for law enforcement. when i saw that the folks had actually taken some steps, for example, to go and look under a bridge to see if that was a place that they could put explosives to deter law enforcement from coming. >> reporter: that this wasn't just talk >> correct >> reporter: according to the indictment, some of the planning happened here at this unlikely home in the rural town of munith the group allegedly used the property for tactical training. >> target practice on the tires and -- >> yeah. >> -- that kind of thing? >> anything. >> reporter: janice kitley is the township clerk. wha

attorney mathew schneider was a part of the federal investigative team, now speaking publicly for theoup, by fall, more than a dozen was arrested. one man pleaded guilty. the rest not guilty. at what point do you switch from, okay, this is just a hairbrain idea, they're just talking to they're getting prepared to commit a crime? >> that is the critical point for law enforcement. when i saw that the folks had actually taken some steps, for example to go and look under a bridge to see if that was a place that they could put explosives to deter law enforcement from coming -- >> that this wasn't just talk? >> correct. >> reporter: according to indictment, some of the planning happened here in the rural home. the group allegedly used the property for tactical training. >> target practice on the tires, yeah. anything. >> reporter: she is the township clerk. what was the community's reactions to these charges? >> well, they were horrified and embarrassed. >> reporter: authorities seized an arsenal of weapons, hundreds of guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition, explosives and artillery shell

schneider is visiting to look at our data acquisition and data systems. >> people from all over, mene and religion, people who demonstrate daily the ability of human beings to work together closely, cooperatively, a group of people whose commitment and support of one another in their work is very high. a group of people who on this planet we call earth, reveal the human species at its very best. ♪ >> narrator by actor, james doing, known as star trek's scotty. this was produced -- "space shuttle: mission to the future" was shot in 1981. james: a new door to space opens, the space shuttle. everything that has gone before in space, its treasure, it's prologue. we are beginning a new and exciting age, signaled by the flight of columbia into earth's orbit. ♪

the warriors name rick welts is replacement today and brandon schneider will be the next president andeo of the organization snyder grew up right here in the bay area who was raised on the peninsula and was a graduate of the menlo school. he also told me he still remembers attending his very first warriors game. it was a for overtime win over the nets in 1987 this job is certainly a dream come true. >> it was quite quite a morning. you you can tell, something, i'll never forget but yeah, i think jason year what you are the implication of your question is right. and this is that it's a dream come true. and i couldn't be more excited to be in this role and and work with all great people to get to work with. what's ahead. >> greg, could you imagine like as a 9 year-old, as someone told what, 30 years you're going to president of the philadelphia eagles. no, probably do a terrible job. felt like he said dream come true. we grew up here was rooting for the warriors who have been in the organization for 18 years started selling tickets. he was season ticket sales. well, we first started work

schneider. and so just to be clear, so this is already -- this is already happening right now? this, this support and the consultant services. and maybe you could clarify what has happened thus far and what is sort of still needs to be done in terms of the services that we're accepting here? >> sure, chair haney. so, yes, we did accept these services retroactive. the term of the in-kind services december 2020 through december 2021. as i mentioned, the reason for the retroactivetivity of the contract was noting that we needed these services to come in, in december to help the rehousing efforts. some of the work that has happened since december is this strategic planning, looking at, you know, these new resources and contract and scope of work. also supporting the rehousing team that is working under the c.c.c. and really solely focused on rehousing efforts. and i think, you know, the services will continue to play a guidance in expertise role in both rehousing and looking at the acquisition of potential new resources as we move forward with the efforts. >> chair: got it. okay. t

schneider is visiting to look at the data acquisition, data systems facilities. >> people from all over, men and women of every color, race and religion, a group of people who demonstrate daily the ability of human beings to work together closely, cooperatively. a group of people whose commitment and support of one another in the work is very high. a group of people who on this planet we call earth reveal the human species at its very best. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> week nights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. on tuesday night programs about james k. polk. we talk about the biography of the nation's 13th president. mr. polk who served when mexico was forced to cede much of what was the american southwest. watch tuesday beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv on every weekend on c-span3. >> american history tv on c-span3 every weekend, documenting america's story, funding for american history tv comes from these companies who support c-span3 as a public service. ♪♪ >> a new door to space opens. the spa

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schneider: 73 years ago the united states became the first country to recognize israel. and i am proud to join those here in the united states and around the world in wishing the people of israel a happy day. today, we reaffirm the critical, unbreakable bond between our two nations. the united states and israel have a friendship, rooted in our shared values, that goes back decades. israel is our strongest ally in the middle east and one of our most important allies in the important. and today the cultural and societal bonds between our two countries remains as strong as ever. today is a day of celebration for israel. celebrating her perseverance, economic growth, achievements that have developed in the decades since her independence. israel's existence as a democratic, secure state is vital to both the jewish community and the peace of the entire middle east. i vow to continue to work to do my work supporting and strengthening the u.s.-israel relationship so we can keep working together. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. schneider: it has become

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so, professor schneider, let's get to the f—word, in this case, fascism.ed the word in connection with donald trump. how much thought did you give to the consequences of using that word? well, i mean, to be very clear, when we talk about fascism, we're not talking about something, which is in a laboratory somewhere, you know, in some kind of an experiment, we're talking about a current of thought and action, which was very much present in the united states and europe. it didn't win everywhere. it won in some places, but it was present pretty much everywhere. in the 1920s and 1930s, the germans were inspired by the americans, notjust the other way around. fascism is an international trend and it's still with us. now, with mr trump, what i said very specifically was post truth, which is his way of carrying out politics, is pre—fascism. that is to say, if by way of technology and talent, you clear the field of the idea of factuality, you're opening the way for the big lie. and the big lie is the trap that people fall into and leads them to do things like, for

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