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trans union stock the company gets its guidance cut due to weakening macro environments saying lendersre tightening lending. right now transunion shares lost roughly a quarter of their value just so far intraday today. >> that feels like a pertinent number for the markets. >>> trouble developing for meta. more than 40 attorney generals, meta designed its products to be addictive to younger users and misled the public about those dangers. with us now is attorney general for washington, d.c. thank you for joining us. welcome. >> appreciate you having me. >> what does the success of this lawsuit hinge on? >> well, the lawsuit that we filed in the d.c. superior court here in washington, d.c. alleges deceptive and unfair trade practices under our consumer protection act. we are seeking to hold meta accountable for engaging in deceptive and dangerous business practices. putting out an addictive product designed to hook young people into spending more time on their screens and creating massive amounts of harm. our lawsuit will seek monetary redress as well as injunctive relief to make sure th

. >> what about the double downgrade on trans union?square is down about 7%. >> everything we should know, look, all of the new syntax are having that. it was withdrawal of the guidance. withdrawal of the cranial power. it was very nasty. >> the target there gets slashed from the 90s. >> the second day that a guy hit. when you do this and it figures out what to do here. until it is coming in. you cannot compete with it. >> u.s. government cannot compete with them when they have their own automated tax filing thing? >> if you look at the balance sheets of alphabet and microsoft? >> they are a lot better than this country that has the 5%. i'll take that as nationstates any day. >> would rather lend to the twitter lbo? >> no. i was with twitter this morning. it was celsius. i don't know. it has raised some time, dave. >> a lot of caffeine. >> it is better than dutch prose. they have the annihilator, and keeps you up for three days. if you have that, that it is a great combo. >> when the free market is expected to open year. watch bond here

union votes whether or not to authorize a strike. teachers say negotiations have hit a standstill and they are prepared to hit the picket lines. kron four's will tran has the latest. >> the teachers union, they want to teach the san francisco unified school district. some basic math. >> right now they're looking for more than what the unified school district is offering and they want. >> few students in their classrooms. and right now they're not getting it. which is why this afternoon they will meet at balboa high school and they will do a strike authorization vote even if they vote. yes, it does not necessarily mean that they will go on strike and all explain that in just a few moments. here's what's at stake. 50,000 students have 132 schools in san francisco. they can go to school for now as the 2 sides work out a deal. now, the unified school district, they are prepared to offer the teachers as much as 10,000 more each year. the teachers they're looking for a lot more than that saying that it's very expensive to live in san francisco and until they get what they want, they are prepared to possibly go on strike. >> if they vote to go on strike t

trans and gay. >> yeah. >> well, who's directing that? >> teachers unions our president and a lot of funding sources, and teachers unions are also heavily backing the curriculum that we're bringing into schools. >> why would they want more kids to be gay and trans? >> because it breaks down the family unit, which breaks down traditional conservative values. it breaks down a lot of things in this country. it changes the way that people think. it changes the way that people handle politics. >> so, tonight, another in-depth look from elle, what some students' parents are doing to stop books from disappearing from school bookshelves. >> here we go. on page 25, it starts. i swear, the relationship is based on those [ bleep ] and grabbed his penis with her hands and started moving it. >> page 59. he had a dirty picture of a woman attempting sexual intercourse with a shetland d pony. >> reporter: this is a school board county in florida, where people are reading racy parts of books out of context in an attempt to get them banned from school libraries. >> yeah, adu

trans atlantic. and on the other hand, not the east, with some of the union, what, what russia, but china, the, you're a z and system actually, that is a difference. so with different dynamics of because of the hedge among neil and the dynamics up on the one hand you is a losing more and more influence in the rule, not being any longer the police officer ruled. and on the other hand, that uprising china in and kind of reliance this with russia. but the china was for the united states and nato, much more actually a challenge. them the russian because of the, of the dissolution of to 70 indian, the boss. no. a no similar system like the native because the bus sho, 3 d community uh, bus dissolved. if i wasn't such a big challenge for the united states, what was the purpose of, you know, acting very provocatively, these india, russia with major expansion? because i think you would agree that most because thinking of many times that's what is what it is thinking in ukraine. is actually the status quan, it's the united states that wanted to change it as one to neutral ukraine. ukraine that could do whatever

trans specials today. while he is expected to speak on the upcoming european union, the summit, but of course there will be the expectation that he reports on his visits to israel . also to egypt at well after what i felt was there and to bite and was in israel. and we expect some aids to be able to get into cause a fairly soon. that's certainly what is present else as he has announced that he will open both of our fast crossing both to a going in and to for nationals coming out of a gaza and and but the main focus see, it will be on the european union. the steps ahead, the you itself has major challenges that ranges from a common energy markets to also finding a common voice on the conflict between israel and thomas. at this moment in time, particularly overshadowed by this attack on the hospital, where israel says it has evidence that this came from within how mazda territory itself and the entire world out on the streets of the us present, to avoid and being snuffed. and over that very attack and israel being claimed, and now we're just listening into what's happening in the department. and we do expect

the fact that san francisco's teachers union is set to announce the results of their strike authorization vote. i think we have will tran reestablished let's get back out to the well. >> okay. so james, we should know in a little less than 2 hours from now, whether or not the teachers will authorize a strike, even if they did. and we will know the official results after they spent yesterday voting on it. they will tell us even if they vote. yes, it doesn't necessarily mean they will be on strike tomorrow. even monday. right now the kids are inside their classrooms and they showed up bright and early at around 9 o'clock this morning and change lake. here's what you need to know. the teachers they are looking for more than $10,000. that's what the school district is offering them per year as a rays. they won a lot more. they want kids inside the classrooms because they feel overwhelmed. as far as parent tease me, the teacher student ratio inside the classrooms. so what they want to do is make vote. and then even if they vote yes, they still have to circle around and get asked the second time. are you sure you want to go o

union. that is what the osce stands for today which is western values, openness, trans parent see, freedom, rule of law, if the courts are not honest, if people cannot get safety and security from the law, as administered by the courts, then you have a dictatorship and we stand for the rule of law, openness, democracy, freedom, and a society where you do not have to fear the knock on the door at midnight from the secret police. host: we will have to end it there for this money. governor gilmore, foreman or republican governor of virginia, former ambassador to the organization of security and cooperation in europe, ap

membership in the european union , as well as the triangle ukraine, moldova, romania, romania and ukraine support moldova's european integration, the resolution of the trans-distria conflict, and also generally support for moldova's independence as the preservation of its country, and the last one briefly, literally ukraine , the support of the romanian orthodox church of the russian orthodox church is also very important for ukraine. and tomos for ukraine, so that the romanian orthodox church recognizes the ukrainian tomos and so that parishes, romanian parishes in ukraine on the bukovynias transferred from the uoc of the moscow patriarchate to the orthodox church of ukraine. katerina thank you for the results of zelskyi's visit and the importance of cooperation between ukraine and romania. radio svoboda viewer rosyslav khotyno told everything in detail. thank you rostyslav. let me remind you that this is svoboda ranok, my name is kateryna nekrecha, and further in this issue we will talk about such topics. about 450 ukrainians cannot leave israel and the gas sector due to hostilities, they are asking the ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs for help and

union. they are now voting on whether or not to authorize a strike. teachers say negotiations pretty much at a standstill and they are prepared to hit the picket lines that will trane in san francisco with the latest on that morning. >> if there is a strike that will happen that would be the first time since 1979 that the teachers union will tell they're teachers not to report to the classrooms. they will be taking one step closer to possibly making that a reality by stepping up the pressure against san francisco unified school district. the 2 sides have been trying to work out a deal for the past year, but no luck. the district is reportedly offering about $10,000. more for the teachers with the teachers and their union. they say that's not enough. san francisco is extremely expensive and they're looking for thousands more. then the $10,000 that's on the table now at this particular point, here's what you need to know if you have a child within the san francisco unified school district. we're talking 50,000 students at 132 schools in san francisco. obviously there is no strike right now. you can go ahead and drop your child off at school if they vote to authorize

union was a complex issue. there really member states that will be reluctant to open that up again. ♪ mohammed: let's bring in our guests. in berlin is olena prokopenko, the cochair for the transantic taskforce on ukraine and former ukrainian finance ministry. and pieter cleppe, and daniella irerra. a warm welcome to you all and thank you for joining us today. if a decision is made to open negotiations for ukraine to join the eu how politically fraught will that process be? daniella: the process could be very relevant for political implications. there is the procedural consideration to be made because it is not so easy for a country to be part of the european union. there are a bunch of formal procedures to take into account. at the same time, there are political considerations because it is all is try to expand its borders for strengthening security and building peaceful neighbors. it would be a complicated process which would require a big consensus from all member states and this is the most problematic thing. mohammed: ukraine got eu candidate status in 2022, that is a process that has taken longer for other countries. ukraine jumped the line. i want to ask you if that is

condemned lgbtq rights, specifically targeting trans community, in the lead up to this year's elections. it's campaigned against the influence of the european unioncial system, that a european union court ruled infringed on eu law. it appears law and justice will not be in power for much longer, after a -- points of the party won't clear majority in parliamentary elections held sunday. this was a statement election, the highest voter turnout in poland since 1919. that's even higher than the country's first free elections after the fall of communism in 1989. now, change in that country would not happen overnight, the country's president is a member of the far-right law and justice party. he will remain in power until elections in 2025. but this weekend's election was a huge step in a welcome sign for pro democracy political coalitions, around the world. that is all in on this tuesday night, alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening,. alex t, a >> thank, you on behalf of everybody watching these channels in these hours for ending on something positive. >> a little good news. >> for democracy. >> it was surprising in heartening, not clear t

tackling and trans— patients, and clearly the governor thinking there is some political leverage on that issue but i was also really struck by the way that stephen barclay attacked the unionsr with gillian hartley, which is the memory chip organisation for nhs trust. gillian, thank you for speaking to us —— membership organisation. that language talking to stephen barclay, does that help? we do need a speedy resolution to industrial action because it's having such a big impact at the moment on the nhs in three ways. first of all four patients in terms of the length of time they are having to wait and the disruption to appointments, and we are getting reports today of longer waits in emergency departments as a consequence of the current action and secondly the cost. we are over £1 billion and counting in terms of the cost of the strikes and then there is the impact on morale in nhs organisations, so i really do think that in the interests of getting a resolution around industrial action that will be the single biggest issue we can have to drive improvement in waiting list reduction and reduce the disruption to patients, we really want to see constructive dialogue and i thin

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union square, market street station, and chinatown. this is very important for us to make sure we maintain strong conductivity to chinatown. bart, caltrain will be fully operational uneffected. sams trans and golden gate experience very miner reroutes so if you are coming to san francisco that week, please do take public transit. very importantly, we will be publishing very detailed traffic walking biking and especially transit updates under our website later this afternoon and will continue to update that as we get more information. please go to sfmta.com/apec. where you can not only find information, but also sign up for regular alerts and updates. >> what about the cable cars and [indiscernible] >> yes. the cable cars will be disrupted by the nob hill area zone but grateful to the secret service and our team who found a way to continue operate the hyde street line from the cable car barn at mason street to the hyde street terminal so that will keep running. the rest of the line needs to be replaced by bus connectivity. >> it sounds like there are three areas. there is muscone, nob hill and waterfront portion. can you talk about the waterfront portion? >> i will differ to secret serv

union statement. meantime, the white house is taking new steps to try to address a rise in reports of anti-semitic rhetoric on college campuses. kron four's will tranorts from stanford university where both jewish and muslim students have shared concerns over their public safety. >> as far as stanford's incident, well, it was investigated as a hate crime after authorities earlier this year found antisemitic drawings inside a dormitory. not sure if they made any arrests in the case, but this highlights what the anti defamation league is talking about that they saw these types of crimes before the conflict that's going on right now with israel and hamas. and since then, they've seen an explosion in anti-semitism that's been going on at college campuses across the country, which is why the white house they issuing agents from the department of homeland security. the fbi, they are sending cybersecurity experts at the very least to talk 2 campus police officers on how to track down the people behind making the online threats. fortunately at stanford and other universities, we have not seen a lot of violence. anybody getting severely hurt or killed. but

trans rights. he'll buckle that. those buckle on that. and those militant trade unionsunite have already said we're going to show him some power. we're going to show him what we're going to do. and he will buckle and they know buckle and they will know he's a soft touch. are you are soft touch. you are you are quite right, especially with the especially with slim especially with the slim majority. or small, especially with the slim majorigot or small, especially with the slim majorigot a or small, especially with the slim majorigot a big or small, especially with the slim majorigot a big majorityill, especially with the slim majorigot a big majority and we've got a big majority and we've got a big majority and we've shown that doesn't always help either. >> so if he's got majority >> but so if he's got a majority in balls, we can't in your crystal balls, we can't sit here what somebody sit here saying what somebody will no sit here saying what somebody wilino , but. >> no, but. >> okay. >> okay. >> we actually already >> but we actually we already know labour, know that

francisco teachers union will announce today whether they voted to authorize a strike and teachers say they appear to have the picket lines. if a strike is approved, get kron four's will tran been following the story live in san francisco. >> we will know the results in about 6 hours from now. but in the meantime, if you have a child within the san francisco unified school district, by all means drop your child off regardless if they voted to go on strike. and i'll tell you why it is still not the final call in just a few moments. but in the meantime, the school district, they are still trying to hammer out a deal with the teachers. we're talking 132 schools, 50,000 kids in the middle of all this. should they go on strike? it will be the first strike since 1979. as far as the teachers union. they went to vote last night between 4 and 8 o'clock at balboa high school and their worries are released. the results at noon. they are looking for a bigger pay raise and with the school district is offering at this particular time, the school district is offering $10,000 a year pay raise. the teachers say that simply not enough, especially for city as expensive as san francisco. here

francisco teachers union will be announcing today whether their authorizing a strike teachers say that they are prepared to hit the picket lines of the strike is approved. it kron four's will tran following that story in san francisco. good morning. well, all right. well, >> what? >> yeah, we'll try and fix wills audio. if you can hear us will we can't. we can see you. we just can't hear you. but we are looking right now at video of protests in the past as teachers have been fighting for a new contract for a while. now, negotiations haven't really progressed as much as they would have liked. and so that's why they put the question to teachers. will you authorize a strike giving there negotiating team the leverage to threaten that at the bargaining table. again, this strike vote doesn't necessarily mean they're going on strike. just gives the bar cutting into the power to call for one if they feel is necessary. looks like we have wills mike back on now. will can you hear us? >> yes, i can hear you. and let me just piggyback on what james just mentioned. that even if they vote yes on a strike authorization, which we will know at noon, voted between 4 and 8 o'clock last night. you

union. that is what the osce stands for today which is western values, openness, trans parent see, freedom,aw, if the courts are not honest, if people cannot get safety and security from the law, as administered by the courts, then you have a dictatorship and we stand for the rule of law, openness, democracy, freedom, and a society where you do not have to fear the knock on the door at midnight from the secret police. host: we will have to end it there for this money. governor gilmore, foreman or republican governor of virginia, former ambassador to the organization of security and cooperation in europe, appreciate your time. that is going to do it for the washington journal. at noon eastern to elect its new speaker. jim jordan will be nominated by the republicans, hakeem jeffries by the democrats. you can watch it here on c-span and we will be back here again at 7:00 a.m. eastern and 4:00 a.m. pacific. have a good day. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies including media column. at media, we believe that whether you live here or right here or

union is eoing to be announcing today weather there voting to authorize a strike. exactly. teachers say they're prepared to hit the picket lines of the strike is approved. >> alvarez will tran has been following the story. he's live in the city. will. >> no matter the results that we will find out at noon if the teachers vote to go on strike or not, you won't have any problems dropping off your child inside the classrooms today. probably not a problem tomorrow or even monday because we are not officially yet at a strike, but they will have to circle back a second time. even if we find out that the vote was yes today. and explain in just a few moments. the parents, they are very concerned, obviously with what's going on there. 132 schools in san francisco, 50,000 kids throughout the city. they're inside the classrooms at stake. whether or not their teachers. we'll be inside the classrooms and the teachers and the union. they say, well, that all depends on the unified school district. they are looking for a significant pay raise more than the 10,000 that the school district is offering per year per teacher. right now the teachers are fighting the unified school district. they

union is voting on whether to authorize a strike. teachers say negotiations have pretty much at a standstill and they are prepared to hit the picket line, they are kron four's will tran following the story for us in san francisco. will. >> they want to teach the school district basic math. they want more money and few are kids inside the classrooms and until they get that, there is a good chance james arena and that they will go on strike tonight will be the first step towards making that happen. as far as the teachers are concerned, they've been negotiating for the past year. and right now the 2 sides do not have a deal. the school district is willing to offer about $10,000 more per teacher to keep them at work. but the teachers are saying that is simply not enough, especially for a city as expensive as san francisco. so what what they will do at 4 o'clock this afternoon is they will vote that will happen at balboa and high school. that's the first step they do not take this lightly. if they vote yes on the strike authorization in the union will circle back and ask them a second time to do a vote at that time if they vote yes, then there will be a striking if that h

union. they're going to be announcing today whether or not it is voted to authorize a strike. >> teachers say they are prepared to hit the picket lines. if a strike is approved. proffers will tranowing. the story is live in the city with more morning. >> good morning radio. we will know at noon whether or the teachers authorize a strike does not mean even if they say yes, it does not mean that they will go on strike. so here's what you need to know that teachers will be showing up in the classrooms this morning, but they say how long they remain there. well, they say that's up to the san francisco unified school district. the teachers are looking for a new two-year contract and they're looking for more than with the school district is offering, which is a $10,000 per year raise. they say san francisco is so expensive that they need a lot more. they have been negotiating for the past year with no luck with the strike authorization vote, even if they vote. yes, they again. i did this story yesterday and i want to remind people they do not take this lightly, even if they voted yes. and again, we're just about 7 and a half hours away from knowing the results they will still have to

trans million dollars. but what they did not consider is that the alternative to eliminate them of the mid-tunnel, every single impact to the full, the center subway, the sixth street, the union operations on townsend, that took it. so that completes my remarks. i really appreciate if the if the should--[indiscernible] could be amended to the packet, thank you. >> thank you, caller. seeing no other public comment online, that concludes public comment for this item. and we will now for clearing, check the room for public comment prior to going into closed session. on the items scheduled for discussion. thank you. seeing none in the room, i will check online. we do have a member of the public online that would like to provide comment. moderator, if you can please call the caller in. >> caller: thank you and the only comment in regard to the close session item, [indiscernible] [audio breaking up] thank you. >> thank you, caller. seeing no further public comment online, that concludes public comment. >> so the board will be moving into closed session, do we know how long we'll be and will we be reporting back. >> we estimate ten minutes and i do not expect that there will be any

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union square, market street station, and chinatown. this is very important for us to make sure we maintain strong conductivity to chinatown. bart, caltrain will be fully operational uneffected. sams trans and golden gate experience very miner reroutes so if you are coming to san francisco that week, please do take public transit. very importantly, we will be publishing very detailed traffic walking biking and especially transit updates under our website later this afternoon and will continue to update that as we get more information. please go to sfmta.com/apec. where you can not only find information, but also sign up for regular alerts and updates. >> what about the cable cars and [indiscernible] >> yes. the cable cars will be disrupted by the nob hill area zone but grateful to the secret service and our team who found a way to continue operate the hyde street line from the cable car barn at mason street to the hyde street terminal so that will keep running. the rest of the line needs to be replaced by bus connectivity. >> it sounds like there are three areas. there is muscone, nob hill and waterfront portion. can you talk about the waterfront portion? >> i will differ to secret serv

trans rapist out women. panel will have women. my panel will have a little chat about that very shortly. alison tonight's greatest britain unioned, meghan markle uncancelled, will meghan markle have the princess of wales in her sights? she goes on to pen a mucky memoir against the royal family. prince harry's biographer, angela levin, she's in the studio. she's next. see you in two. welcome back. just a quick note with reference to the last chat that we had about the bbc and its planet earth program on sunday, the beeb said that it stood by its statements on the danger rising sea levels on danger of rising sea levels on raine island and added the evidence from leading evidence is clear from leading scientists experts some scientists and experts that some species are struggling to adapt to a world dominated by human activity goes on a bit. this and we do not shy away from including of that including examples of that in our right. fine. time now our series right. fine. time now finally for uncanceled and with rumours swirling that meghan markle is preparing to pen her own tell all memoir, royal expert and author phil dampier has