we are going to create more here in racine, and big time.crowd cheering] some of my friends on the far right have criticized my investing in america agenda. which includes my bipartisan infrastructure law, the chips and science act, and inflation reduction act. a lot of businesses are supported as a key to economic growth that we are seeing now. remember you were hearing recession next week, recession next week. no soft landing. i asked business leaders like brad a simple question, when the united states decides to invest considerable resources in the new industry that we need to build, it does not encourage or discourage them engage in? the answer overwhelmingly is it encourages business investment. that is what we are seeing now with our administration. my investing in america agenda is fueling historic boom and rebuilding our roads and bridges , developing and deploying clean energy, revitalizing american manufacturing, and so much more . so far, we have created 860 $6 billion in private sector investment nationwide. almost $1 trillion. h

data center here in racine. that's not all. in addition, microsoft if is continuing the pipeline, going to high schools and nearby mount mess santa to train high school students -- pleasant -- for jobs in the future. as the boss pointed out, it's going to create 100,000 jobs over time. it's all part of microsoft's broad plan to build an artificial ecosystem -- artificial intelligence ecosystem right here in racine. and it's going to be transformative not just here, but worldwide. not only significant investment in infrastructure in re seen, but for the people of racine. mite -- it means folks are getting trained in new high paying, high skilled jobs that don't require a 4-year college degree, don't require you to leave are home. you know, where i come from, that a really matters. i know what it's like when your parents have to move the family in search of work because there's no jobs. what it does to the family's dignity. my e wife jill teaches full time at a community college and cares a lot about as well. last year she announ

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not only a significant investment in racine, but the people of racine. >> reporter: the microsoft project is expected to create 2,300 union construction jobs, and more than 2,000 permanent positions. six years ago at the same location, then-president trump heralded a $10 billion investment by electronics manufacturer foxconn, promising to bring 13,000 jobs to the community. >> this is the eighth wonder of the world. >> reporter: but the project fizzled. the field where trump once broke ground with golden shovels now empty. >> they dug a hole with those golden shovels, and then they fell into it. foxconn turned out to be just that, a con. go figure. >> reporter: biden eager to sell his economic accomplishments to skeptical voters. >> my predecessor made promises which he broke more than kept, and left a lot of people behind in communities like racine. on my watch, we make promises, and we keep promises, and we leave no one behind. >> reporter: now, work on this new microsoft project, we're told, is already under way. president biden certainly well aware of that new poll out today showing h

microsoft thing, $3 billion, big job creator, that's in racine. isn't that the same town that fox con said -- i don't know, five, six years ago -- we're going to build a big plant and never did? >> yes. that was a huge trump announcement back then and he said the factory was going to be the eighth wonder of the world, but fox con decided to really scale back their plans and the land is still available. so microsoft is going in. >> it's going to be good for those people. >> ducey to ducey for the alley- oop dunk. the story of these two plans for racine, wisconsin, is the story really of donald trump versus joe biden on domestic political comedy. donald trump's policy was a con job while joe biden and the democratic party have really taken across the entire state a very serious granular project to rebuild america's manufacturing base, to create good paying off unionized jobs for people across the country even in and specifically in areas that didn't vote for joe biden and the project is having real results. it is succeeding. today that contrast was

data and i i in -- racine county, wisconsin. >> my investing in america is fueling historic boom.lding our roads and bridges, develop could and -- do deblowing green energy. >> president biden takes shot at president trump. >> during previous administration, my predecessor made promises which he broke more than kept, left a lot of communities behind like the people of racine. on my watch we make promises and keep promises, we leave no one behind. reporter: but republican political experts say that president's words cannot overcome when people see of day. >> over day. >> important to go there a lot. and we'll see them in both of them in wisconsin a lot. and question getting on be, how powerful is their message, we know is that number one issue in wisconsin is the economy. people are sour on it. reporter: president on his way to chicago right now. larry: all right edward lawrence thank you so much. >> joining me now vivek ramaswamy. former 2024 presidential candidate, thank you, a word on this biden thing in wisconsin. you look at numbers, manufacturing jobs have not gone up in two

and will meet with black voters in racine. they won in 2020 by just 00.63%. biden will reassure donors there is more than noisy campus p protest and spat with israel. we don't expect these events to be particularly large, the official reason is they are worried about protesters interrupting him and they value quality over quantity on the campaign trail. >> brian: he's sharper when he's shorter, sharper when he's shorter that is what they say about the president. >> steve: he takes the short stairs on air force one. the white house correspondents dinner was shorter. the president made four trips to wisconsin, a swing state. >> brian: it is also nice this time of year. >> steve: it is beautiful. it is pouring here. peter, it will not come down to the whoet state, it comes down to a few congressional districts and big fear of biden campaign and they probably have projected this, it could be a tie in the electoral college. peter >> peter: when you talk to folks in the world, biden's electoral college victory would be three points less than last time and way redis

. >> but he is going to be talking about the investment that microsoft is making in racine county just a bit south of me here. >> of course this is a critical part of his rebuilding his hopeful victory effort here in wisconsin. but the job piece of it is something the president really is trying to focus. wisconsin. iyad san, inflation of course, is at the center of everyone's kitchen table there gas bills, et cetera. so the president is trying to show that his it had been ration is actually having economic achievements. >> but one voter we talked to who lives just outside this area where the plant will be built. he talked about just a whip san nature of wisconsin and how anxious he is about the economy can you feel that like how closely of a divided state it is? >> oh, absolutely. it's just creating a lot of anxiety for everybody just tremendous anxiety. >> yeah. no matter what side of the spectrum you're on two of the most unfavorable candidates that maybe we've ever and so yeah, i think i think we need some new blood so president biden is trying to ease some of those anxieties by tal

realize the wisconsin will come down to just a sliver of votes that is why president biden is in racine county, just south of me here in the walking making that big announcement, this county has been through a whip saw of a political elections that have had local political fallout as well. i recall being here with the former president as he was announcing that foxconn development it just shows that presidents always do not have the power to deliver on these. the question is, will biden get credit for that? so certainly an important visit, one of many that both candidates, we're making here to battleground wisconsin. >> yeah. well, biden get credit especially with the contrast that you and i both talked about what trump promised and didn't actually come to be. jeff, i love when you come out out in the field and you bring us back really interesting reports from actual voters. thank you so much for bringing it to us again today. now, to biden's opponent, donald trump, nearly every day over the past month, he's complained while he walks in and out of court about being stuck there during his

contract between donald trump who e repeatedly broke his comeses to america workers, whether it is racine or laurel, michigan, where not a single auto plant would close, but six closed under his administration. 15 million jobs as you pointed out, and while doing the work of lowering cost for americans. healthcare costs, out-of-pocket prescription drug caps for seniors. the $35 insulin cap we mentioned earlier. we are going to do it on our paid advertisement, on the ground. meeting people where they are. it's going to take all that work over the course of thefection 100 days. we are confident that people are going to know they are fighting for them. >> i talked to someone i know who says the only one he has from trump is what happened to the eight wonders. the convention is not there and he says the city is ready. but as you know, this are democrats who are worried ant the possibilities of demonstrations, perhaps remembering the chaos of 1968's convention in the windy city for the democrats. are you confident the party can pull off a convention that shows a part of unity and inclusion as o

creating 2,300 union construction jobs and 2,000 permanent tech jobs. >> when my predecessor came to racineote, reclaiming our country's proud manufacturing legacy, well, we added infrastructure every day, every week for four year, he didn't do a thing. in fact, he came here with your senator, ron johnson literally holding a golden shovel. look what happened. they dug a hole with those golden shovels and then they fell into it. >> this isn't the only example of trump promising jobs but failing to deliver. days after winning the 2016 election, trump told employees at a carrier plant in indianapolis he would stop their positions from being outsourced to mexico. by the end of his term, over 1,000 of those jobs were gone. in 2017, trump told gm workers in youngstown, ohio, not to sell their homes. two years later, the general motors plant in nearby lordstown was shut down. in pennsylvania, trump told voters he would save the steel industry with his tariffs, but union leaders say trump only made things worse. beaver county was once an industrial stronghold. under trump the unemployment rate jump

edward lawrence is live in the tow town of -- in racine county. be at the gateway technical college announcing a microsoft a.i. data center investment, a project that could bring 2300 construction jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs. the president trying to do damage control on his economy which features 19% higher prices than when he got into office. >> the election is going to be about the economy, inflation is back and they are ignoring it. it will be about the border. >> president biden's campaign battleground states director told reporters that while former president trump is stuck in new york, in may president biden plans to be on the campaign trail in battleground states and this is why. even with democratic prosecutors tying up the former president in court he is tied in wisconsin according to fox news polling and wherever the president goes, president biden, that is, protestors follow because of his handling of the hamas attacks on israel and israel's response. >> you see the president do this all the time. doesn't matter where he is or speakin

left a lot of people behind in communities like racine.make promises and we keep promises. we leave no one behind. [applause] >> reporter: but republican political experts say the president's words cannot overcome what people see every day. listen to this. >> it is important to go there a lot and we'll see these guys in both, in both of them in wisconsin a lot and the question gets to be, how powerful is their message. what we do know is the number one issue in wisconsin is the economy and people are sour on it. >> reporter: the president on his way to chicago right now. larry? larry: edward lawrence thanks very much. joining me now, vivek ramaswamy, former 2024 presidential candidate. vivek, thanks for coming back on, we appreciate it. just a word on this biden thing in wisconsin, you know you take a look at the numbers, manufacturing jobs haven't gone up in two years and if you look at the supply managers, the institute for supply managers for manufacturing, that has been actually down over the past two years. joe biden could pour as muc

predecessor made promises which he broke more than kept and left a lot of people behind including racine. on my watch we make promises and we keep promises and we leave no one behind. >> that was president joe biden in the battleground state of wisconsin yesterday announcing a major economic investment while highlighting his predecessor's failed deal in that exact same town. we'll have more of his comments straight ahead. >>> meanwhile, the president is also drawing a hard line on military support for israel's impending invasion of rafah. that decision is now drawing some sharp criticism from lawmakers on capitol hill. >>> and also ahead we'll get a preview of what to expect today in donald trump's hush money trial with stormy daniels set to take the witness stand yet again. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this thursday, may 9th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. and we'll begin with president biden's visit yesterday to wisconsin, a key swing state in november's election. the president was there to announce a $3.3 billion investment by microsof

to you. >> steve: so, peter, this new ai microsoft thing, $3 billion, big job creators, that's in racine. isn't that the same town that foxconn said, i don't know, five or six years ago, we're going to build a big plant and they never did? >> peter: yes. that was a huge trump announcement back then. he said the factory was going to be the eighth wonder of the world. foxconn decided to scale back their plans and the land is still available. so microsoft is going in. >> steve: it's going to be good for those people. >> ainsley: thank you, peter. a few weeks ago the editor of npr wrote an op-ed, it was published. he said in the op-ed that npr, where he has worked for what was it 25 years? has mishandled critical stories. he said when it comes to the newsroom, there are 87 democrats. there are zero republicans. well, that had america talking. because, npr is funded by a lot of your taxpayer dollars. over the last five fiscal years. 4.8 million taxpayer dollars had been sent to npr. so a lot of people had a problem with that. >> brian: because he said that, he got suspended when the new ceo t

the investment of my administration, microsoft is investing millions to build a new data center in racine. the view from towns like scranton is different than mar-a-lago. everybody is entitled to dignity and respect and deserves a fair shot. we lived nobody behind me that is the america we are building together. i am going fast because of the rain. you have to remember who we are. we are the united states of america. there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity. god bless you all. you better get out of the rain. thank you very much. katie keller that was president biden announcing new tariffs on imports of chinese goods. president biden saying chinese exports of u.s. goods barely budged under the trade deal and he wants fair competition with china, not conflict. let's bring in kailey leinz for more details. it is an election year. you could feel that listening to his speech. kailey: it is just as much about domestic politics as a geo-economics. on the one hand, yes, as the president said, he wants fair competition with china, not looking for conflict. he says the u.s. is in a stronger po

racine, increase in depression and suicidality. and, you know, us to be touched by violence in the trans community here in san francisco is no really shocking. the san francisco police department arresting 33 year-old ramani. you ha she for the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought. now, police say although an arrest has been made, this remains an open and active investigation. >> anyone with information is asked to call sfpd is tip line reporting in the newsroom. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> a high school student is hospitalized after a stabbing in gilroy. it happened at christopher high school and that's where we find kron four's lezla gooden was the what have you learned? >> yes, i'm here at kris for high school. and at the tell you all the spoke to today said that they are very worried and they're very scared. and this comes after the school went on a hour lockdown earlier today after a physical fight broke out in the locker room between 2 boys. now during the fight, one of the boys staff, the other. no

data center in racine. it will create construction jobs and permanent jobs. the center is going to be at the same site where in 2018 donald trump announced a $10 billion project with a company called foxconn. the plan was later drastically scaled back. president biden accused his predecessor of failed promises. >> he raises hundreds of milliof dollars to promise a project that never happened, foxconn was just that, a con. >>> marjorie taylor green tried to introduce a motion to vacate speaker mike johnson, a prospect that did not land well with her colleagues. >> declaring the office of speaker of the house of representatives to be vacant. [ booing ] >> the house overwhelmingly rejected green, voting 359-43 to kill the motion. after the vote, speaker johnson thanked his colleagues for defeating what he called a misguided effort. >> hopefully, this is the end of the personality politics and the frivolous character assassination that has defined the 118th congress. it's regrettable. it's not who we are as americans. we're better than this. >> i'm really thankfu

. >> reporter: at the sugar shack in downtown racine, michele noonan's family business are thriving but rising prices are taking a toll. just a lot more challenges for business owners these days. >> yeah, everything costs more. >> reporter: the noonans now always looking to spend less. >> i feel like it was easier four years ago. i could just go to work, come home, not worry about so much. >> reporter: here in wisconsin president biden also warned in the starkest terms yet he believes if mr. trump loses, he will not accept the election results this fall. lester. >>> all right, peter, thank you. >>> tensions in the middle east leading to new disruptions as graduation season gets off to a rocky start with commencements on some campuses and arrests on others. liz kreutz has late developments. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: across college campuses nationwide another tense day as more universities crack down on pro-palestinian protests ahead of graduation. at george washington university, police using pepper spray overnight to disburse a crowd of demonstrators there. at umass amherst, rough

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the president will make a big deal about the microsoft data center in racine going to be announced todaynd talking up the help his administration is showering on the important badger state. and he claims the affordable connectivity program saving homeowners $2 billion thanks to biden green energy. really? claiming 1.3 million wisconsin voters will each save hundreds of dollars because he has l owered the cost of insulin and vaccines. and he'll point to $44,000 wisconsin students that will vascularized their loans c anceled. he's passing out a lot of money hoping to pull in a lot of vital votes. today's trip is supposed to tout the biden economy and not just the money being ken polcari in wisconsin. this is where it gets tough. inflation is still with us. high mortgage rates and high prices keep youngsters out of housing market, sky high rents eat into the wages already clobbered by inflation. latest polls show biden is now 14 points behind donald trump on the economy and inflation. no matter how much he spends, it'll be hard to convince voters that president biden is the best guy to run

shop now at sleepnumber.com >>> when my predecessor came to racine, the promise of, quote, reclaiminghad infrastructure week every week for four years and didn't build a damn thing. his administration promised a $10 billion investment to build new manufacturing complex and create 13,000 new jobs. in fact, he came here with your senator, ron johnson, literally holding a golden shovel promising to build the eighth wonder of the world. are you kidding me? look what happened. they dug a hole with those golden shovels, and then they fell into it. [ laughter ] look. they didn't shovel other dirt. they did shovel some dirt. 100 homes were bulldozed. they wasted hundreds of millions of dollars of your state and local tax dollars to promise a project that never happened. fox con turned out to be just that, a con. go figure. >> president biden in wisconsin yesterday where he announced a $3.3 billion investment by microsoft to build an artificial intelligence data center in racine. it will be on the same site as a foxconn facility that trump claimed would be the eighth wonder of the world. it ne

the great thing about it is, it's applicable to so many other things, the time series data we use in racins, banking and other areas as well. maria: really fascinating. march yow, let me ask you this, chairman jim jordan launch an investigation into formula one and the owner for denying entry. they have concerns with apparent aanti-competitive action. what can you tell us. >> formula one was at an exhibition a couple weeks ago in washington, d.c. with the red bull team and they were obviously doing some burnouts up and down pennsylvania avenue, creating a lot of good noise and trying to expose formula one to the states and with the interest that actually even the netflix series created with the one show that drive to survive, anyway, all of a sudden you have three races in -- three formula one races in the states here and -- but anyway, the bottom line is we're vying for a spot in the series and the commercial side of the series is sort of created a roadblock for us. maria: exactly. we'll see how the investigation plays out and whether or not that does prevent further roadblock. great to s

but today, six years after getting sold a bill of goods by donald trump and his golden shovel racine, wisconsin, got a new deal. today president biden was there to announce a $3.3 billion investment by microsoft to build a new data center. the project is expected to create more than 2,000 union construction jobs and another 2,000 union data center jobs, jobs which microsoft is partnering with local technical colleges to train the local workforce. and this new data center will be built on the same land that locals cleared for donald trump's foxconn plant. president biden is quite literally fixing donald trump's broken promises. the question now is will voters notice? former white house press secretary robert gibbs and former senator claire mccaskill join me to discuss that next. e join me to discuss that next and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. >>> for the past few months president biden has traveled across the country attempting to spread the word about his major domesti

all you have to do is go to the checkout counter at a grocery store in racine, wisconsin and the presidentbout how grocery prices are up, car prices are up, home prices are up, the median mortgage doubled in the last three and-a-half years. it's good private sector jobs are coming to wisconsin. the president' economic policies didn't bring them. his policies are clobbering workers. maria: does he think the people are unclear? does he think the american people are stupid? we know what we're paying for items. does he think he's trying to fool us or do you think he believes what he says? >> i think he's trying to change the topic to anything other than inflation and border security and the failed foreign policy. the president has three major ccrises playing out, massive inflation, under democratic one party control, an absolutely broken bore border and a foreign policy that continues to reel from the fact that he refused to lead from strength starting with the botched evacuation of afghanistan. the president is coming to wisconsin, trying to glob onto a private sector business, creating jobs

he will be talking up the -- racin if e. to the markets. the trend this morning is to the downside. it's not a champ eloff, dow off 50, but the nasdaq is down, what, 103 points premarket. interest rates, not much change there. the 10-year yields are at 4.49%, just below 4.5. the 2-year around 4.84 at last count, it is right now. bitcoin, $62,000 a coin, and we have oil around $77 a barrel. no change for gas, you're looking at a $3.if 64 for a gallon of regular. diesel, though, is down one cent, $3.96. gold still hovering around $2300 an ounce, 2322 right now. >>> politics. trump is having fun with his vice presidential pick. he's not saying yet who gets the nod. he's kind of spinning it out. he does say he wants somebody, quote, who is really good to take my place if something happened, okay? on the show today, biden's plan to bottle up trump in court not going well. the documents trial has been postponed indefinitely. it could be there will be only one trial before the election, and that's the new york hush money trial that is riddled with problems. we have a warning, biden is comi

. >> john: so biden was in racine, wisconsin, again where the plan would be billed and now this microsoft scheduled to be built. we will see if they break ground, we will find out soon but here is what he said about the state of the biden economy. >> we have nearly 4,000 jobs as i said we added 170,000 in the state of wisconsin. the unemployment rate is at a record low in racing. racing has seen some of the strongest new business growth in all of wisconsin. it has only just begun. egg great american comeback story all across wisconsin and quite frankly the entire country. >> john: all right, take off the rose colored aviators and here is new from the ground where people actually have two fork out for things since biden took over groceries are up 21.1%, energy of 32.3%, gasoline up 42.6%, rent for nomadic with no end in sight. inflation a huge problem. you mentioned a new record of $1.13 trillion in credit card debt because people are putting it on the card. >> again because it is 22% interest may be that is and i was shocked the number was 152. and maybe i should have the notion of job si

as the president already pointed out, is investing $3.3 billion to build a new data center here in racine of the most powerful artificial intelligence systems in the world, and i've gone around the world literally, not figuratively, leading -- meeting with the leading architects it is of a.i. elizabeth: really? really? and e he traveled 0,000 miles with xi jinping? -- 20,000. >> well, look, we know that -- i've never seen an administration with so many missteps and debacles. let's face it, he spent $7 trillion to pander to his supporters and big donors, and then he's handing that money out to try to, you know, solicit voters going forward. a.i. will dwarf all of the actions that he's tried to support through ev. microsoft said they'll spend a trillion dollars on a.i. i think you'll see a.i. accepted because it will provide productivity, it will offset some of the labor increases that we've seep. so i do agree a.i. will be powerful. i doubt if he's traveled the world and really talked to all of the major -- elizabeth: yeah, it's just too much. it's abnormal. this is not normal. him on the

think you laid it out perfectly in peter's story, ultimately contrast, joe biden this week was in racineo the place in 2017 where trump said we will create thousands of jobs, jobs, he called it the eighth wonder of the world, they never materialized. joe biden takes us to the same place. building a huge ai facility where thousands, he is delivering on his promises, trump is not. he is filled with empty promises. you showed all of the headlines, as much as you i and would love to believe every single american and voter is tuning into cnn, msnbc, cable news every day, they are not. the local headlines matter. so, our campaign has been focused on sending president biden out to these battleground states, making that direct contrast, talking directly to voters, pressing the flesh where trump is in the courtroom. by the way, one day off there week. he went to a conference to make more money >> $10,000 and you can get a piece of his suit and his tie. the other question that i get often asked about is there is so much to go after trump on. this is like when people are out there that support joe

agency that helps palestinian refugees says 200 people in our racine flooding out today, seeking safetycuations are happening amid ongoing negotiations for a potential cease-fire. tonight, there are mixed signals about whether there might finally be progress on that front. today, hamas announced it did tentatively agree to a proposal put forward by egypt. an arab official said it would be a three-phase deal and hamas would trade hostages for prisoners held in israel and those releases would take place over six weeks, paired with a halt in military operations and hamas as they agreed to that, but israel says that proposal is far from what israel is demanding in a cease-fire agreement. so, mixed signals. israel also said it will send a delegation when talks resume in cairo tomorrow between talks at least will resume tomorrow. it's another sign of how active the situation is. the cia director is in the region and has been there for talks on the situation and presumably that means something can get done. more than 1 million people are still displaced, including thousands of people newly dis

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the president after he gave a speech announcing the microsoft project went to a community center in racine. we are doing work in the black community, making sure we are not only doing doorknocking and phone calls, but working with small businesses and making sure they can serve as staging locations for our efforts on the ground. we are building up our physical infrastructure. we have over 150 field offices across the battleground states. by the end of this month we will have 200 field offices. it is taking the full efforts of everything we do on the airwaves, on the ground, across the digital platforms. i think all of that stands in contrast to the lack of infrastructure out of the trump campaign. they are only running spots right now. the physical infrastructure is nonexistent in wisconsin. they are shuttering outreach centers for the rnc. they may do lipservice for minority outreach, but the proof is in the pudding so far as what they care about. i think it stands in stark contrast for the campaign we are running. who we are speaking to, the work we are doing to make sure the entirety of

racine, increase in depression and suicidality. and, you know, us to be touched by violence.nd that here in francisco ireally shocking. the san francisco police department arresting 33 year-old ramani. you ha she for the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought. now, police say although an arrest has been made, this remains an open and active investigation. >> anyone with information is asked to call sfpd is tip line reporting in the newsroom. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> well, kron four's now putting the focus on fentanyl. the university of california university of san francisco launching a first of its kind study into the fentanyl crisis right here in san francisco. and the key takeaway they found people are injecting fenton all their smoking. it now, despite a yearlong crackdown on street drug dealers and users, the death toll hasn't significantly dropped. here's what we learned january to april of this year. 258 people died from an accidental overdose in the city compared to 275 people from the same time period last year. the researchers say more peo

. >> the story of these two plans for racine, wisconsin is the story of donald trump versus joe biden -- donald trump's policy was a con job. joe biden and the democratic party really have undertaken, across the entire administrative state, the entire government, legislatively, a very serious, granular project to rebuild america's manufacturing base. to create good paying, union jobs for people across the country. even an and specifically in areas that did not vote for joe biden and the project is having real results. it is succeeding. today the contrast was on full display. >> hey, everybody. the right to vote. equal access to health care. book banning and other forms of censorship that threaten our right to learn. and here's something truly shocking, right now in our country hundreds of thousands of people are incarcerated simply because they couldn't afford bail. that's not free and it's not fair. but there is hope for change. it lives in people like you and in a great organization called the american civil liberties union. so please join me and other concerned americans in defendi

so we're seeing an increase violence, racine, increase in depression and suicidality. and, you know, us to be touched by violence in that here in san francisco is no really shocking. the san francisco police department arresting 33 year-old ramani. you ha she for the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought. now, police say also an arrest has been made. this remains an open and active investigation. >> anyone with information is asked to cost peas tip line, reporting in the newsroom. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you so much. >> a side show was stopped by a multi-agency operation over the weekend at the alameda county sheriff's office says that this operation was done by the regional sideshow enforcement team or reset, which is made up of 4 law enforcement departments after receiving a tip about a sideshow about to take place near the intersection of mission boulevard and harder road in hayward. officers arrived at that location just before the side show started, the operation resulted in 11 arrests. 21 citation and 10 vehicles being to

with a nearby trade school that will teach people these higher wage skills that they need to have in racine, wisconsin. just putting it out there, charles. charles: yeah, i know what they say, but i know what history says. [laughter] how do we give microsoft a nickel? microsoft could buy america. how is america giving microsoft money? if. liz: yeah! yeah, what he said. [laughter] thank you. rock on with your bad with self, charles. look, it took a bit of time for the markets this morning to start the old bad news is good news dance, but as we kick off the final hour of trade, folks, we are at a session highs. the stock bulls are back on the dance floor. look at the dow jones industrials, up 311 points. we just touched a high of 324 the points to the upside. we're pretty much if right there. the dow is on pace to extend its winning streak to seven sessions in a row. look at the s&p, up 24 points. it is above 5200, 5212. and then though the tech sector is the sector weakling today, the nasdaq -- which has so many of these tech names in it -- is moving higher by 53 points or a third of a perce

so we're seeing an increase violence, racine, increase in depression and suicidality.ed by violence in the trans community here in francisco is no really shocking. the san francisco police department arresting 33 year-old ramani. you ha she for the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought. now, police say although an arrest has been made, this remains an open and active investigation. >> anyone with information is asked to call sfpd is tip line reporting in the newsroom. tipping justice kron. 4 7.39. local election headquarters. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong, you may know is now running for city coancil even while at the same time suing the oakland city leaders for wrongful termination because the mayor fired him. he is trying to get rebecca kaplan seat. and here he is filing the paperwork for that for so you can run for office. faces 8 other candidates. they're all running for kaplan seat. but he says that his experience as police chief qualifies him best for the job. >> the fact that i live in oakland have chose to raise my family. o

victory lap in the swing state of wisconsin, touting a new $3.3 billion microsoft ai data center in racinet's going to be transformative, not just here, but worldwide. >> this new project, expected to create thousands of new construction and professional jobs. it's the same spot his predecessor, donald trump, had vowed and failed to bring a $10 billion investment by electronics manufacturer foxconn. >> they wasted hundreds of millions of dollars for state and local tax dollars to promise a project that never happened. foxconn turned out to be just that, a con the president, seeking to draw a sharp economic split screen between him and trump, telling cnn, when i started this administration, people were saying they're going to be a collapse of the economy. we have the strongest economy in the world. former president trump's campaign snapping back, saying there is rich irony in joe biden's claiming someone else was americans tax dollars. >> biden's feeble attack is almost as weak as his attempts to walk this as trump took to social media to weigh in on gop house infighting, calling on republi

racine roaring off the lumber yard. you can see that in this video. firefighters attacked it from multiple angles. callers reported the fire came in just before 8 o'clock last night. that the time firefighters arrived on scene, that building was engulfed in flames. >> we just heard a bunch of people coming into the gas station there there's a big fire. you guys he was going on. he is going to close. i go outside. it's just smoke up first. and then 2 minutes later, the flames erupted from the roof. chaos. it's crazy. some people are saying that could have been well, most people, but we're going do what it could railroad tracks. definitely is not the first time we've had fires around here, especially in this area. so there's been fires here before. but nothing of this kind really this 32 got the whole business has never been like this before. >> fire officials told nearby residents to close their doors and windows to prevent smoke exposure. railroad traffic was closed because the tracks are literally right next to that warehouse. firefighters remained o