it is you don't have to do all the way up to the glasgow conference right. marcy. and that i actually wanted to show you and our viewers and everyone else eclipse from cop 26 because military emissions completely left off of the agenda. and but we had a journalist named abbey martin who confronted the former us house speaker, nancy pelosi. this is their exchange. how can we seriously talk about net 0? if there is this bi partisan consensus to constantly expand this large contributor to climate change, which is exempt from these conferences, military is exempt from climate talks to national security. advisors all tell us that the climate crisis is a national security matter. it is, of course, a health matter for our children, the water, they drink that where they breathes, et cetera. and is a jobs issue between clean, clean technologies, being the future of the workforce and the training for all of that. it is a national security issue because of the all of the conditions that climate crisis produces. i won't go into all of them, but they do call costs or migration

. >> let's bring in marcie mcgregor marcie, do you feel like we're still on shaky ground or, as we enter a new month, do we have a little bit better footing? >> you know what, i push back a little bit i see a market treading water with year to date highs. we have inflation which is going to come down quickly over the next ten months, but it's more than twice the fed's target. i think you have market breadth that's pretty narrow 70% of s&p returns have come from five names. earnings are declining in the near term, sentiment can keep the market treading water the big question i ask is what will cause the market to break out of this really wide, stubborn trading range we've been in for months i don't have a great answer. i think the economy is slowing with market breadth as narrow as it is, much more narrow than back in february at the market highs, i'm still a little bit cautious on this market. >> if earnings better than fear aren't a catalyst to take things higher, if a fed pause this week isn't enough to take things higher, what is? >> exactly you know, exactly what the bulls are saying

and also with us from the lovely island of hawaii, marci winograd coordinator for code pink congress such a pleasure to have the 3 of you join us here on the stream. now there is so much to unpack here, right? this is an under report reported topic military emissions and we won't get to the lack of transparency and the increase still in military spending. but 1st, i just want to get our heads around the scope of this problem because we just heard david, call it an elephant in the room. and stewart, you know, just how big this elephant is, don't you? yeah, that size is global responsibility. last year we published the record and trying to estimate the size of the global calls and footprint as well as miller trees. and we estimated that it was about 5.5 percent of the world's carbon emissions. and if it were a country that was mailed at trays were a country, then they would be equivalent to the 4th largest country. well, that would be bigger than the whole of russia. wow. so it's a really quite huge problem. and this is the emissions that we're talking about here. we'll get to, you kno

plus marcie mcgregor on why defense is the best strategy steve kovach looking at the plunge in pelotonntoli, let's talk about tesla. take a look. a few moments ago that stock, there it is, the spike why? perhaps because elon musk has tweeted moments ago, quote, excited to announce that i have a new ceo for x and twitter. she will be starting in six weeks. unnamed person my role will transition to being executive chair and cto overseeing products, software. >> i believe it's systems operations, not psychological operations >> look, i mean, people have been making the argument have can he have his attention in all these different places the one they seem to care about more than anything is tesla. >> right the perception is tesla has been the orphan company as he's been fixated on getting things straight at twitter. trying to finance the company and all the rest we don't really -- he did say he was going to look for a permanent ceo for twitter some time ago you see the knee-jerk reaction it's not clear necessarily that the thing that's been weighing on tesla's shares and business is the f

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talk to should kalash marcy. thank you. sure . and some sports news before we go in football, the legendary boss low to mid field a says geo boost gets announced that he is to leave the club. when the season finishes in june was gets told the funds and a video released on social media. the 34 year old midfielder said it hasn't been an easy decision about the time had come. the science of boston. lona: as a teenager in 2005 and played more than 700 games for the club, the one free time pins leads and 8 spanish fleet. this looks like a good one. this exhibit barcelona 13 point clear, the closest bottles in league. and that's it. from me and the news team, finality, the news i have is up next. we've been visiting with the office in the land and we have the team, the some hot tips for your bucket list. magic corner check hot spot. and some great culture of the board has to double your travel off. we go hang eyes, it's evelyn sherman.

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transformative, but this is a long-term theme and not a trade in my view. >> good to talk to you, marcilot to look at here. we're looking at three different parts of the tech universe hp inc., hp q, and enterprises, and we have the storage players and just box as you can see on the chart, let's start with hpq it was $3.20 to $3.60 a share. we saw a steep decline in pc shipments and they upgraded forecasting a 21% increase over the second half of the year wen it comes to pc shipments the largest maker told us he expects a big second-half rebound whit en it comes to pc shipments. let's talk about hpe morgan stanley upgraded that today as a beneficiary of the macro trend of return to work. computes where it gets about 45% of revenue and the performance here was going to answer a lot of questions about i.t. spending outside of ai. hpe has a segment focused on ai and high-performance computing investors looking for any news about deals demand there and box, will ai disrupt this business and billing for box just giving a sense of demand and not the whole story. that number is rising 5% year o

am ow bellanca marcy? mitchell and lewis thought they would have thought of unemployment is off the chance. moldova territorial integrity and sovereignty. we respect a country which enjoys financial support from the u. s. and the youth is constantly roth by political and corruption scandals. oh, but all that didn't stop mo, google obtaining you candidate status in 2022. ah, ah, welcome back to going undergrad. i'm still here with overthrown by august. any by minister, enron con. as you know, the white house has been denying a lot of stories, not least the nord stream destruction story revealed by seymour hersh. but according to your allegations about the fact you were threatened by consequences. as appearing in that cipher or code, the biden spokesperson, kate bedingfield, is on the record for saying there's absolutely no truth to that allegation that you made. well, hardly are they going to say that, you know, we were involved in a regime jaden august on. obviously they were denied, but the factors, the c

it's of this we palestinians commemorate the 75th anniversary of the neck or catastrophe and event marcie the establishment of the as ray, the state that's seen by most palestinians as the darkest moment in their trouble history. the next led to the brutal displacement of over 750000 palestinians from the unsuccessful homelands. the decimation of over $400.00 of their villages and the murder of thousands of innocence, palestinian civilians, including women and children. but for the 1st time and 75 years, the un will be acknowledging to knock by and it's ongoing impact on the policy and you'd, people want philistines everywhere are required to do is to commemorate this tragedy . because it is the 1st time that the global community does not deny them, not by all these bless days because all our people to stand together to face the challenges facing our cause, our land and our sensitive and to focus our compass towards confronting the patient . and getting rid of it, predictably, israel has called for the un event to be boycotted. it's closest ally, the us has even cancel events to commemora

on the main stage and in the storage room and it is in ukraine now it is berlin in 1945 journalists marciiller then 34 she hides in the basement hunting for oil and remembers the russian she learned in childhood to find a common language with soviet soldiers and four five you nothing good awaits her, the actress slava krasovska, who plays the main character, is sure that through the prism of the second world war, we can look at the current war, it is a little too early to create works of art, i mean plays and films artistic and non-documentary, and about the war that is happening now, it seems to me that there are no creative forces for this, and here the atmosphere is very similar, but still, due to the fact that we are separated by these almost 80 years, we can separate ourselves to look at these events from the side of friends, you will betray my autobiographical the book a woman in berlin was published in 1954 and became widely known only at the beginning of the 2000s . it was published in ukrainian 4 years ago, and the director olena shurska added the work a little bits of the now cl

talk to should kalash marcy? thank you. show the customer and julia han who conducted the interview, joins me now from from the stumble into the pulse. show that kim, oh can you started? who has a narrow lead and the presidential race. give us your impression of an off to you mentioned, or will some call him the anti our to on because really colored solo couldn't be more different from the man he's trying to oust. where ad one is brash and bombastic, charismatic speaker, confrontational color, so is calm and soft spoken. i had the impression he was very down to us. come carrick. so we actually only had a few minutes to talk to him on his campaign bus. i had many more questions lined up, but i think the main message he is trying to get across is about democracy. he promises to bring back paula mentoring democracy to talking to get rid of this almost all powerful presidential system to restore the independence of institutions. the central bank that traditionally the media to fix the economy. so when you look at a present ad o

and i think often people's voices and not heard because that's not part of the mainstream news. marcy, obviously because of the big stories and we report from the big events is going on . but we'll say and tell the stories of people again, we don't have a voice amendment over time. well, that's never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question. and i think that's what obviously everybody does. the all the questions for people who should be accountable and also if we get people to give that view of what's going on the welcome to the stream. i'm heidi joe castro. it's now a year since out to 0 correspondence sharing abo auckland, was killed by his really forces in the occupied west bank. and no one has been held to account as the site for justice continues. palestinian journalists continue to run the risk of assault and detention by israel. today, a panel reporters reflects on sure range inspirational legacy and talk to me about the challenges they face while covering the realities of palestinian life. joining today's conversation, july cutter is a journalist based and is rarely oc

talk to should kalash marcy? thank you. sure. i have some breaking news coming in the state run. the egyptian tv channel has announced an immediate cease 5 between israel and brother standing and militants, as well as military have launched as strikes on tuesday in response to last week's walk and 5 by islamic jihad militants, at least 17 palestinians were killed as well said it was the attack and rugged sides, preemptively, mo, from all that, i'm no joined by all correspondent rebecca rates as low as travel to is it came this one of these very towns near the border with gaza. rebecca, what's, what are the latest developments? what can you tell us about the cx 5 as well? that's what we're hearing. it's as you mentioned, just reports from egyptian medias are they are one of the leading mediators in the the, the tools among the policies. and they are reporting that a safe spot has been reached. we don't have any other sources, isn't exactly official as really local or media are quite a mass sources have told them that they also want a ceasefire. we had earlier a little earlier that

on the main stage and in the storage room and this on ukraine is now the berlin of 1945 journalists marci hiller then 34 she hides in the basement, hunts for oil and remembers the russian she learned in childhood to find a common language with soviet soldiers 5 you are not good for her the actress slava krasovska, who plays the main character, is waiting, is confident that through the prism of the second world war, we can look at the current war , it is a little too early to create works of art. and here the atmosphere is very similar, but still due to the fact that we are separated by these almost 80 years, we can separate ourselves and look at these events from the perspective of the autobiographical book a woman in berlin was born in 1954 and is widely known it became ukrainian only in the early 2000s, it was published 4 years ago , and the director olena shurska added a work a little from the now already classic, she herself took up the book the day before the great war, it was not possible to read it quickly i already read it in the summer and understood how all the events converge a

i saw him marcy middle. see me. yeah, this is as low as i saw. i saw him coming. i'm think it goes to the study. i had went on on that this was a very and it's hard as gang area. it would have been absolutely impossible to walk freely like this before. people wouldn't, there shall appear, not even the police sometimes. and now we've seen said the soldiers and the police have control again for 3 decades violent transnational games like m. s. 13 and battery like to have controlled the lives of millions of salvatore they've extorted killed, kidnapped, and raped with impunity. and we'd be facing the that are going to put in their left leg soon. 11 will steer. issue middle put on one phone, the same thing. they never gave me via the hold on you. what do you, i know there is those going to be that it's been yet give us new iphone. that'll of us us of the end of the get on the new little plan which are cheaper for you. i'm not going to community going through for me to look into the of the government declared a state of emergency in march of 2022. as to the country's lar

talk to should kalash marcy? thank you. sure. can i'm joined now by dw correspondent julia on who conducted that interview. did it polls so that come all collect 0? lou has a narrow lead in the presidential race. could you give us your impressions of him off to you interview as well? most importantly, i think he couldn't be more different from the man he's trying to out. some have even called him the anti add one. with add one is brash and bombastic. a care is magic speaker. very confrontational, chemical. a solo is a soft spoken and com. i for, he was very down to us as some have actually criticized him for not being that investment, rising aggressive figure. but he does have a reputation for integrity. we only had of 5 minutes for the interview. we sit down with him on his campaign buzz and head of a rally. so obviously i had many more questions lined up, but i do think that the main message he is trying to get across is about democracy . he says he will bring back problem entry, democracy to turkey. rollback the powers of the

the good news is that he was released 2 days ago that had been marci, alina john, is an iranian american journalist, exiled from her homeland, wind assign each other, and we have to be unite. she spoke about the importance of recognizing the 3 imprisoned iranian women, whose reporting led to massive demonstrations for women's rights. they are the recipients of this year's guillermo khan, a world press freedom prize. they actually arrest day lives, and they took action against the islamic republic. this is what we need to see across the globe. otherwise, these amicably has no reason to stop jailing and torturing its own journalist and activists. al jazeera journalist rena blah clay is also being remembered with the screening of an al jazeera documentary about how she was shot and killed by is really forces. and she covered their actions nearly one year ago. to date, no one has been held accountable, but the forum was not just about the physical risk to journalists. it also addressed the challenges of maintaining free speech, an air of disinformation, and the harassment of so called influe

i'm new marcy and i'm into that. there is no security. we fled from sudan to chad. we want to be safe. there is no security in sudan. we came with nothing. we need so many things to survive. we are very tired. we came during ramadan with no food or water. we rely on you and hcr to take us to safety. any no water, no food, no mattresses to sleep. some of us are sick and need medical attention. we are tired and hungry. we cannot go back because it's not safe. they took everything we have shot at us and burn houses, and other thought to say what is on them at stay all go what, what choices are members of your family making? yes. a so 1st of all, about their previous technical less that i should we got you back to think. yeah, yeah, we are all in, in, in a dilemma with just as doctors but as in about additive, but just going back that, you know, we have been trying to give some advice by lots of our families. some of them are contacting, and you know me from godaddy if either from or to other an on from different parts i, but mainly from i'm, you know, the 80 of the con

and i think often people's voices, adulthood, because they just don't part of the mainstream news. marcy, obviously recover the big stories and report from the big events is going on. but we'll say tell the stories of people again, we don't have a voice. i mean one of the top one that's never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question. and i think that's what obviously really does. the all the questions for people who should be accountable. and also if we get people to give that view of what's going on with the tech, he is rich of type at one. when's the presidential runoff extending his 20 years in power? but his challenge, it cools the election on fact the i'm on the inside. you, this is out of their life and that whole. so coming up, security forces on high lodge in northern cost of the ethnic subs are opposed to albanian may, is taking office in that region to janice and the wrong guy. one child behind closed doors for reporting on the death of mazda. i mean the one in custody. the celebrations to mock 17 years since the fast ascent the wells highest mountain, overshadowed by t

hello, i'm marianna marcy in london with a quick look at the main stories now the 65 between sedans army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has been interrupted by as strikes gunshots and explosions. a fighting intensify despite the warring sides, extending that truce by another 3 days. the extension was agreed to so that civilians could leave an 8 could be delivered. but fighting has continued across the country, including in hartaman under mon. hey, but morgan has more from cartoon. now around the vicinity of the presidential palace, there was heavy artillery strikes and we can see a fire in one of the buildings around the vicinity of the presidential palace. it's right now under the control of the rapids support forces, but the sudanese army wants to regain it back because it's near the vicinity of the general command of the army headquarters. this is of course as the ceasefire was agreed upon by both the sudanese army and the rapid support forces. but on the ground people who have been trapped here for 17 days now say that they have not seen a single cease fire actually manife

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countries and i think often people's voices, adulthood, because that's not part of the mainstream news. marcy, obviously we cover the big stories and we report from the big events is going on, but we'll say tell the stories of people generally does have a voice. i mean one of the charm. well, that's never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question. and i think that's what i actually really does. we all the questions for people who should be accountable. and also if we get people to give that view of what's going on, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm so then, yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is the news, our line from doha. coming up in the program today. torcous presidents read ship type bird on and opposition c h p for the cold, final rallies in istanbul ahead of sundays, presidential rentals alarm simon said, i live in total care where there's just a couple of hours left for campaigning ahead of a historic presidential election rematch certainly as president chair is a national security council meeting of to violence between police and ethnic serbs in northern kosovo, and n

. >> marci klein's wedding you were like, "oh, my gosh, mr. shannon. mr.u're so charming and wonderful, and my dad adored you. >> jimmy: here's what i read in the book that he, kind of, trained you to act >> yes >> jimmy: like an acting teacher -- he gave you little fun games to play with your -- >> yeah. i called it "the jim shannon school of acting." it was when i was growing up, my real taste and how i learned to act was from my father. so, we would play this game that he made up where we would have to answer a fake telephone call and be very real. and so, for example, we used to say, "shannon's residence" when we answer the phone. so, i would just go, "hello, shannon's residence. this is molly. yeah?" and if it wasn't real, he would go, "stop! and make you start all over again. but we used to get so good at it we would get so good at it let's say you were my friend jimmy over, and we were playing. i could trick you. my dad would call the house to make it ring so i could trick my friend into thinking you really have a call for you so, i'd be like, "shan

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commissioner marcy frazier. commissioner paula collins. and chief of department, janine nicholson. president nicos joe will now read the land acknowledgment. thank you, madam secretary. the santiago fire commissioner acknowledges that we are on the unseated and stress free homeland of the raw mater's along the who are the original and happiness of the sanskrit peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land in the corners with tradition, emitters, arnone have never ceased lost nor forgotten the responsibilities as caretakers of this place. as well as for all people who reside in this traditional territories. guests. we recognize that we have that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the parameters in the community. and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. madam second. item two general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the a

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. >> it's marci aaron here at abc7 mornings. hope you're having a great start to your day.stbound 92 before 101. this is certainly going to impact people that are traveling on the san mateo bridge towards the peninsula. this is a live camera from that area. your average speeds are tracking around 19 to 20mph as you go westbound. so pretty slow there, but it has cleared up much, much better in walnut creek for southbound 680 traffic. >> oh, that's good. taking a look at the explorer atrium camera this morning. it's a mostly cloudy day where mainly dry right now. but things will change as the day progresses. an isolated shower is very likely this afternoon. it's also chilly for may only in the mid 50s to low 60s by 4 p.m. camus. >> thank you, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. and we dÉjÀ: it's "live with kelly and mark." ♪♪ today, film, television and stage star kathleen turner. plus, from "guardians of the galaxy, volume 3," karen gillan. also, we will debunk all the common menopause myths and tell you what to really be

commissioner marcy frazier. commissioner paula collins has been excused and chief of department jenny nicholson. president nicolas joe will now read the land acknowledgment. thank you, madam secretary. the santiago fire commissioner acknowledges that we are on the r on the unseated and starts three homeland of the ram attar's or lonely. who are the original inhabitants of the soundscape peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their tradition. barometers alone. we have never ceased lost nor forgotten the responsibilities of the caretakers of this place. as well as for all people who reside in this territorial and just traditional territory. as guests. we recognize that we benefit from living and working under traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestor elders and relatives of the ram attritional only community. and by affirming their sovereign rights is first people. madam secretary. item two. general public comment. members of the public make

host: let's squeeze in one final caller, marcy from duluth, minnesota on the independent-minded. -- independent caller: i left the vietnam war. i do not think the russians want to watch a war again like we did in the 1930's. host: that is the, the comment. guest: it has some truth to it but from what i have seen in russian society there is a degree of acquiescence. the truth is probably that most russians may acquiesce to the war but generally do not want to participate in it. they do not necessarily want to be involved or want their children involved, but russia has become a deeply oppressive state. the cost of contesting the regime in russian domestic politics is exceedingly high. host: we would like to thank michael kofman, russia studies program director at the center for naval analyses, were discussing the russian-ukraine conflict and the anticipated ukrainian counteroffensive. next, we moved to our open forum where you can call in and talk about your most important political topics. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. start calling in now.

host: let's squeeze in one final caller, marcy from duluth, minnesota on the independent-minded. -- independente. caller: i left the vietnam war. i do not think the russians want to watch a war again like we did in the 1930's. host: that is the, the comment. guest: it has some truth to it but from what i have seen in russian society there is a degree of acquiescence. the truth is probably that most russians may acquiesce to the war but generally do not want to participate in it. they do not necessarily want to be involved or want their children involved, but russia has become a deeply oppressive state. the cost of contesting the regime in russian domestic politics is exceedingly high. host: we would like to thank michael kofman, russia studies program director at the center for naval analyses, were discussing the russian-ukraine conflict and the anticipated ukrainian counteroffensive. next, we moved to our open forum where you can call in and talk about your most important political topics. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. start calling in no

commissioner marcy frazier. commissioner paula collins. and chief of department, janine nicholson.sident nicos joe will now read the land acknowledgment. thank you, madam secretary. the santiago fire commissioner acknowledges that we are on the unseated and stress free homeland of the raw mater's along the who are the original and happiness of the sanskrit peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land in the corners with tradition, emitters, arnone have never ceased lost nor forgotten the responsibilities as caretakers of this place. as well as for all people who reside in this traditional territories. guests. we recognize that we have that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the parameters in the community. and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. madam second. item two general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agend

on wednesday , it was members of the union at hms marcy at a customer service centres in newcastle andain. she's apparently applied for an eu passport. she wants your vote. let me see. it's been a mucky old week . so coming up, i've got old week. so coming up, i've got such an exciting show for you. you won't want to miss it. stay tuned because i've got a special guest at 5:00. at guest coming at 5:00. but at this hour, comedian frances foster, he will be joining me in the studio to mark the week. we'll discussing we'll be discussing the top stories bridgerton adjoa stories. bridgerton star adjoa andoh fire for dubbing the andoh under fire for dubbing the royal family's balcony appearance coronation appearance during the coronation as white. then penny as terribly white. then penny morden's role the coronation which gained her favour with members party, with members of her party, with reports suggesting be reports suggesting she could be favourite the favourite now to take over the tory leadership. of tory party leadership. and of course british tabloid mirror tory party leadership. an