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yett the president there keeps criticizing the lockdown meant to slow down the spread of the disease. on sunday he greeted hundreds of people protesting against lockdown. reporter: brazilian president is still staunchly opposed to the lockdown. reporter: although the president continues to minimize the disease, this time he chose not to get too close to the anti-lockdown protesters greeted outside the presidential palace. with some exceptions. this demonstration took place as the number of infected pazed the 100,000 figure. the number of dead passing the 7,000 victims. experts say the real figure could be 10 or 15 times higher. that's why brazil states decided to impose the lockdown. to slow down the spread of the disease. and why they say his criticism is dangerous. many residents back the lockdown. reporter: schools and businesses will remain closed at least until may 11. and to encourage residents to keep their distances and abide by the rules, the city of rio de janeiro symbolically lit the statue of christ redeememer wita mamask on his face. annette: ventilators says it's foiled

david: in a recent survey, i are yett only 19% prepared today to take a vaccine if it is available. is that a surprise to you in so many people are not ready to take it? unfortunately, it is not a surprise and it is fairly consistent with what you see with the annual flu vaccine. it could arrange anywhere from 40 percent,gh as 50%. i understand skepticism. there is a lot of misinformation and concern that people genuinely have based upon some of the readings you can find out there. that demonstrates how important it is for us to work closely with health care authorities, whether it is the cdc, barda, of theencies outside united states to follow appropriate protocols. secondly, it will take a lot of education. not only the responsibility of the pharmaceutical industry, but it will require the government, perhaps even businesses, other stakeholders to make sure that we are sharing the facts. i am cautiously optimistic that as we provide more data, more see theion, as people potential impact, positive impact this could have in terms of returning back to a more normal state in some way

me and probably the most practical reason is i'm only 34 and don't trust myself to have the wisdom yettugh important things to say about the later years but a lot of people have asked see that thing about possibly a follow-up should look. >> i grew up in a small rural community.y. when i became of school age my primary means of having books was the school library and that for me, for most -- i went to law school, to what. [laughter] i'm curious your feelings because you are an education lawyer as well, the last two years so many children have not been able to actually be physically in school perhaps with access to the school library, the only place they can get books. now that they are going book back, we can't predict what my happened next year or the year after. the school libraries are so important. >> the pandemic magnified social economic divides. ... meal. so what happens to those children who don't have food at home who don't have books at home who don't even have internet access and what i have seen from engaging with community librarians, including my childho what do you is tha

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yett protesters had ann explicit responsee for the president one that was graffitied on to the neighboring st john's church and which left little to the imagination. for more on the protests in los angeles i'd like to bring in a correspondent and he said company he said thank you so much for being with us following a very heavy knowledge of finance what's the latest where you are this monday. . santa monicica and downwntown l los angeles the ciy of santa monica is in clean u up mode it today after chaos struck on sunday. as looters broke into stores just blocks away from a mostly peaceful black lives matter protest. today businesses are closed and boarded up as volunteers. came out to help clean up the leftover debris from the looting and vandalizing that happened yesterday. and earlier yesterday evening police blocked off many of the main roads coming into santa monica which was the majajority of that looting- in an attempt to keep the violence and damage at a memo overnight. which does seem to have worked i watch other places in the country santa monica and los angeles didn't have the sa

imports as separate wto panel has yett to decide how large those could be. but it could all change soon according to reuters the e. u. is preparing to argue that a three eighty subsidies no longer exist because the aircraft is taken off the market. that could throw wrinkle into the case which also covers the eighty three fifty jet. meanwhile airbus has leveled similalar accusations at boeing saying the washington based aerospace giant benefitits from billioions of euros state eight itself. airbus is estimated to have one billion euros in unpaid state loans tied to the a three eighty however the company says that due e to risk sharing agreements with governments. it may not need to pay that money back. let's wrap up by taking a look at today's trading action at u. s. stocks were gaining on optimism that us china trade talks are advancing in the right direction. thanks jp morgan and goldman sachs lifted the dow jones up nearly one and a half percent. aeronautics group boeing also that index here in europe a positive close across the board auto stocks rallied s

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it yett impossible to do again.g the can, i mean agreeing to continue the deeper cuts for yet another month. it looks like a foregone conclusion at this point that they will put another 2 million barrels a day into the market starting in august. so the short answer to your question is, there has been a bit of deficit in the market, certainly in june. banksit's not bad for all , asia is really hurting. seen brent prices more than double since late april. if we do have more supply come onto the market as you described, could we see it to -- so-called taper tantrum in the markets, or is it already been priced? >> that phrase i saw earlier on bloomberg, i think there are two things going on here. for what i said in my earlier , just to maintain cohesion , but i think there's a real danger of opec putting extra oil coinciding with the man recovery starting to stall. we've seen a few pullbacks included last week and again yesterday. we've seen state governors some things but there is a question mark on demand recovery in

. >> they fear they don't have everything just yett. and they fear the companies have not learned the lesson, and they have to stop russia and other malefactors from friespreading disinformation only. he didn't think it really appreciated the threat and has done nearly enough to stop it. and instagram, we learned more as a result today. previously facebook talked about instagram being a spott, but it is more than we realize. we're talking 187 million likes. there is a fear they remain a trouble spot and in 2018 number one elections to come. >> it was unlimited, and in some cases unhelpful how did that work? >> a lot of these companies have been faulted for a long time now for not being sufficiently forth coming, mark zuckerberg said he didn't think that facebook played a role in the outcome of the election, so their response has evolved accordingly. the researchers say they didn't do a good enough analysis. they felt they didn't have enough on instagram either for how it resonates. >> we said this at the top and we will say it again, th

battlefield which will definitely convert in decreaseport of the war but unfortunately we are nowhere near yett clear to take away from this is for us to try and do better in targeting russia revenues. >> yeah, no, targeting russian oil revenues is critical how is a big question, something that we will hopefully we will do work on. onon the one hand if you want global oil prices, the united states is largest priers, you are trying to take o 10% of the global market share.tactical innovations that we should be looking out for in ai or in the drone space or is this going to be sort basics with air power becoming a bigger player in the world. what are some of the things that you're looking out for in evolving battlefield or battle sea, battle face and air in thesurviving landscape? >> well, i know russian side king at counteruas technology and there are a lot of companies complaininghe the russian state like they want to develop something we can implement it, so this is a priority effort for the russians and also for the well. in terms of game-changing nobody is looking for the silver bullet, what

have the vote on the referendum for a constitution which seems highly unpopular with the egyptians yett is an islamist-backed sharia law constitution. sound if we don't win in any way, whether egypt or syria or turkey? >> adam, how is that arab spring thing working for you? i don't think it is going well for the united states. we're almost two years into it. look at libya, benghazi. overflow into places like mali where al qaeda is controlling territory. egypt, bahrain, yemen, syria. the place, the place is really a mess and i don't think the administration's policies have been very effective. they oversold what they thought would happen in this part of the world. we have real challenges to american interests right there right now. adam: i don't know if you can answer this question in 30 seconds if you were president obama with egypt and syria falling apart, what do you do? >> oh gosh in 30 seconds. i don't know how you talk about that but you've to be proactive as opposed to reactive. you can't allow these things to kind unfold without taking, taking measures, economic, diplomatic, pote

not yett anyway. i think they want to be right where they are for the moment could challenge, you know, he was an executor, not a policy guy particularly, you might see a change, supreme leaders always in mid to late 80's. he's been sick for a long time. that would be an opportunity perhaps for change and i watched loosely and i didn't see a change in iranian policy. if i want today have a nuclear weapon, they could have had long before now. >> prevent them from having a nuclear weapon or was it not necessary because they are going the stay in the threshold. >> i first examined the problem with iranian nuclear weapons back in 2010. it's a difficult proposition. >> yeah. >> to talk about doing that. it's a very difficult proposition. >> even then. >> but it just fends on how much -- how much effort yourt want to put against it. >> yeah. all right, well, i recall your comments were a little different in tampa. >> if you would strike iranian nuclear capability i think itli would change world opinion and

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vice president of the united states sold out his office for $8 million and we haven't gotten to china yettehere he sold out his office again. ukraine and china, they believe they bossed the president of united states. how can you talk to you the ca you'rebout russia if being corrupted?by the lawyer. completely discredited. >> laura: as a lawyer though i think it's confusing. i just want to understand it it's confusing to people. were you acting as the president's personal representative interfacing with state?e? or were you working as kind of a pseudo-government emissaryry working to ferret out corruption in the ukraine? were they dual roles? i think that gets confusing. >> let me tell you the facts.thl them. they asked me if i would take a call from him and if i would meet with him and i did and i reported it back to them and the conversation was completely normal and there was no bribery and there was no extortion. nothing like what biden did. i didn't do that in the president didn't do that. so why are we talking about us and not biden? because the media in the city is corrupt. that's wh

. >> brian: yetts.iends turn on you at a time when we are helping them out the most in europe. >> stuart: now the president goes to ireland won't be answering any questions won't take this on whether it's the documents or china or russia or ukraine, whatever. he will not answer questions. he is back to the basement strategy which worked last time. good morniit doesn't work this . >> brian: zombie presidency. if you don't mind i would like to watch your show in between my radio show from 9:00 to noon. i will be joining us at one point on your show at varney and company. american built mondays, 6 days to wait 9:00 on fox business. now it says i should thank stuart varney. thank you, stuart varney. >> stuart: you are welcome brian kilmeade. >> brian: we never get a one-on-one. this is fantastic. let's go upstairs to ashley strohmier. >> ashley: department of investigation opening investigation into loudoun county schools over the district's response to reports of se sawlt. sexual assault. writing this is a

seven day forecast, watch thewac temperatures go up and dune yett again. 66 with a gusty winds tomorrow, 67 and a gorgeous third, a mix of rain showers is possible along a small system that comes along with some real artic air, that will be on friday.iday temperatures are still chillylly but above freezing.in if snow flakes fall we don't expect anything to stick fridayd we see lowe's in the 0s, highs struggling to hit 40 degrees, we spring ahead but it feels nothing like spring.ke in fact, we are watching for the possibility of more snow, our second chance for some snowome which would arrive on sunday. the storm track looks to be a little south of us. at least that's the way it trended today, but keeping a close eye on that for the chance to see any flakes on sunday. it looks like we stay chilly foc the rest of the week. > back over to > it's just a conversation i've been where you're at.at. that little bit there was the new fox show shots fire. it premiers in two weeks rightkr here on fox5. tonight there was a private screening on the mu see up.mu s the new drama focuses on police shoo

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we don't yett understand the parameters of the trump presidency.irst, let's get you caught up with the bloomberg first word news. china's stabilization held in november with industrial production climbing 6.2% from a year earlier. slightly above estimates. 10.8% while about fixed asset investment increased in the first 11 months of the year. policymakers have more room to switch from stimulus towards curbing financial threats. president-elect donald trump will announce today that he mobileo nominate ask on ceo rex tillerson as his secretary of state. if he is confirmed by the senate, it would hand the job of the nations top diplomat to a man whose ties to vladimir putin go back almost two decades. this at a time when possible russian interference with the u.s. election is under scrutiny. a paris court was told that an imaginary -- on her charge of negligence charges. accused of not doing enough to prevent a large number -- government payout. she rejected the charge and said she acted in the general interest. the hearing continues today. global news

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yett said. he said what happened to me happened to me. after i protested, i went out and flat-out told the coaches. i told jim jordan, i told russ hellickson and they went and talked to dr. strauss. >> now, jordan basically -- the president and jordan are saying that everyone is lying and that jordan implicated some deep state conspiracy that has to do with his role in going after the mueller investigation. it seems the gentlemen that you talk to, some of them admire jim jordan. they call him jimmy, they have fond memories of him. is it your sense there's a vendetta they're pursuing? >> absolutely not. the overriding feeling that we're getting from them is dismay. here's a man that they respected, that they roomed with, that they relied on as coach, they trusted. they would have these talking sessions where they would talk about this, that and the other. one of them said that at one point coach jordan even mentioned how he wanted to run for president one day. they trusted this guy. and for him to come out flat out and say i didn't know an

. >> i hear you say that and, yett you see pes, video of people enjoying themselves at the beach in florida perhaps other places. what do you say to them? >> one of the things that's stimulated me to make the statement about appeing and tweeting the younger generation is that i see thpiose ctures of people frolicking aroun bar. it's spring break, in many cases, you're young, feel invulnerable, want to have a good time. i get that. i was young at one time and enjoyed doing that, bt this is a very unique situation we're in. you know, you can almost make an analogous to what was happening, you know, in a war whenry evee was called upon to just step to the plate and do something extraordinary. it isn't business as usual. we cannot treat this as business as usual. >> woodruff: speaking of spring break, cvonflicting aice this week to americans in different states about whether schools should be clsed, opened, daycare centers. what is your best advice on that right now?va >> iies from location to location. you want to listen to the local -- state and local health authorities, but you also would ho

two yett's jury and released films are among to -- those taken. e-mail operations are still them.igators say north korea may be involved. the company earned most of its sales through subscription and has doubled its monthly active users over the last year. alibaba is one of the main investors, with a 20% stake. bong plans to rebuild its store network as it plans to rebuild profit. forcedf wear brand was to close a third of its location over the last three years as it out with debt. fisk says they will open new stores immediately with a plan to increase sales. those are the top corporate headlines. yvb --en on man -- yvonne man. the world's largest jeweler may start mining its own jewels to keep up with demand. shery ahn has more on this story. >> rising incomes in china basically moving a demand for diamonds. they are trying to secure a long-term supply. the jeweler has a diamond processing factory, but it does not own any mine executive director adrian changs. says they are looking into canadian mines. the reason that the world's biggest jewel or did not get into owning mines in

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but, you know, let's step back for a minute and let's not forget, you know, ye yett again the fbi, the department of justice finds itself playing favorites in the middle of an election.. the issue of trump's documents at mar-a-lago was an issue in the campaign leading up to these latest elections. joe biden himself, as youn played in that clip, joe bidens himself inserted those documents into the campaign and ran part on and f the electn for democrats against donald trump, against republicansmocra on that issue. the fbi, department of justicedu knew about these biden documents before the election and they chose to cover it up, even though the president was using this exact same issue. noi and there is nffo difference. s it's the exact same issue. even though the president was using it as a political cudgel to beat up republicans. my my hunch is that the reason that the only reason that the attorney general has made this this decision is because he realizes the timing is bad for republicans in the house are coming down. ging thi and so he looked around and picked the least damaging thin

the head of unicef pacific — sheldon yett — says he thinks the red flag programme will be a success.t has not been affected by this outbreak, and people see why it is so important to vaccinate their children. there is demand, people want to get their children vaccinated and we do think that will make a difference. but if they will now, and there is this passion to do it, why not before? well, i think there are a number of reasons. one is that, as many people know, two children died here 18 months ago or so. that had a huge impact here. people worried about vaccination. but of course we know there vaccination is completely safe, we know it was human error. but rumours get started there, social media was at play, and there area social media was at play, and there are a lot of pressures on people not to vaccinate their children, but i think that tide has turned on the pressure is reversed to vaccinate their children, which is a good thing. we want to ensure every child in this country is fully vaccinated. with those two children, it was administered incorrectly with a muscle relaxant in

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yett the latest emerson pollhe finds her up one on anchor terry lake, the pick of donald trump. the winner will likely face off against democrat katie of arizona secretary of state, arizona republican gubernatorial candidate karen taylor . robeson was supposed to join me tonight, but unfortunately, technicalfort issues prevented t from happening. tomorrow is a big day in arizona. mowe'll keep our eyes on thatee and we'll see because it's b a little like against trump. her pick is his pick and trump won with with the other. meanwhile, up next, beyonce knowles. they needed scrubs in offensivee word from her new album.sh but has she gone far enough? and the political side of your favorite sitcom characters. i'm talking to archie bunker c. raymond arroyo brings it all ton the seen and unseen in i a mattr of moments. >>ts and that's what raymond. looks like going to fox nation exclusives one critical challenge for the special guest of five town, which includes embeds with state troopers. anybody coming across this border smuggling for a firsthand journey to the front lines. we've see

today, yett later another company with exposure to russia. we have already had bp.do you think we will get from shell? >> they are not as dependent on russia as, say, ep. it's exposure to russia is important enough that it cannot ignore it -- not as dependent as bp. they are working with a neft inry of gazprom siberia. they also have their hands in t out in the projec islands and they have wanted to increase and we will listen to what shell says today. even if they don't make a statement, they have wanted to increase capacity. the danger to them going s, if youlng cargoe remember yesterday we have the former owners saying they are going to move against them both potentially. the way they do that, if the russians do not fork over the cash as they tried to seize assets if they can overseas. one question i would have is what it means for the lng cargo going forward. the other issue is working together with gas from -- gazpr om neft. that is dependent on the technology that europe says they are now going to ban. funding for all russian companies is tight. the oil and ga

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that is nearly the higheststthnu number ever.mb yett another painful reminder f the failures of this far left, disastrous, destructive biden economy. frankly, there are signs of even more pain inn the days, months ahead and frankly, years ahead. so let's makeet this perfectly clear so you and your families understand now pretty much everything you're buying is costing you a fortunene more because of the reckless radical policies that joe biden, the climate alarm cult indoctrinated, brainwashed into clinging to like manna from heaven. remember, inflation was one point four percent, to be precise, when donald trumpmpt lefthe the white house, joe bidn lied back in december. he said, sai oh, inflation is oy transitory. it's only temporary. i think the worst is past w. ak look f at these. look at the graphs. they speak for themselves. put together by the "new york post". look at this.ut and it lays j out just how major and massive biden's inflation failure is really are. now c you go to the grocery stoe that's costing you more . you go to pump up your car with gas that's costingru more th

by theay way, the latest readinn and we haven't seen a peak yett the latest readings for the cpit plus eight percent year on year wholesale prices gone up 10%. a and today we got a beauty here yesterday. import prices up 11% and it's not over yet. t'sand i think you are right, the seeds were planted with the huge big government socialist deficit spending package of march 2020 one about one year ago. d and then they sold all that money by selling bondsth and the federal reserve bought the bonds. so the money supply is surging and it continues to surge.h the fed has done a thing so we're in for a big problem. but those levees were planted over a year ago. let me ask about goldman sachs.n they're not predicting in thene next two years as many as 11 interest rate hikes from the fed. originally they were predicting three or fourre this year. then they predict as many as seven this year as interest rates rise. what will that do to the economy overall? will it help with inflation because i think it's going tor probably hurt the economy more than anything else. summers nowod saying likelihood

this weekend bart is kicking off a major improvement project for the next six weeks the lafayette yett station will have best bridges going through because those stations at least the lafayette station will be closed. if you travel on eastbound highway 24 the are two left lanes will be closed near the station from tonight through monday. this will accommodate a large crane for track repairs. -buses will be providing a bridge and all of this work going on as you mentioned for the next six weeks. it could be an inconvenience if you happen to take bart on the weekend. >> a lot of the equipment that will be replaced has been around since we started service in the early 70s. it is time to replace this equipment. it is time for new equipment to be in place to give our writers a safe and reliable experience. >> reporter: in addition to replacing track they will also replace the half-dozen switches those are vital come opponents that allows them to redirect trains from line to line. the work as a result of measure rr that was passed in 2016 and a bus bridge it will be completely closed and if

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it can get worse yett definitely don't know which way it will go. all right. so when this comes to the broader country, you talked about how, where the area that knows him best right now on the favourability likes him least, but undecided voters. and that's what this is about. there are more of them than a lot of people care to admit yeah. prior to the seismic shift in the race, many of them may have gone for trump now who knows what they're going to do? how does vance player? >> he doesn't play well with them at all. his favorable rating is just 5%, just 5%. hold a favorable rating 29% hold an unfavorable and that makes a net favorability rating of -24 points. that's worse than his net favorability ratings overall. the fact is, if undecided voters are going to make up their mind based upon j.d. vance, they're going to make it and make the choice for kamala harris, 5% favorable, 5% favorable. ever heard of anything like that? >> i really haven't. there's still a lot of folks who are undetermined on him, but that 5% is not something i think is going to go on hi

>> we have commissioner paul yett. >> vice president elias: commander, congratulations. >> thank you very much. i'll get started. good evening commissioners and vice president elias, police commissioners. good evening, director henderson and chief scott. i'm with the risk management office and i'm here today to present to you our early intervention system, the summary for the second quarter of 2021. thank you, sergeant youngblood. we have a presentation on our screen. let's start with the early intervention system. i'm going to refer to that as 'eis' going forward. but the san francisco police department preevengs system of individual sfpd members. the intent of the system is to provide nondisciplinary measures to provide the highest level of satisfaction to the public. this is a very comprehensive report. i will be focusing on the highlights. next slide, please. i'd like to give full credit for this report to the team at our legal divisions. this is one of the many projects they've worked on and we have two preventional staff. thank you for putting this presentation together. okay.

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do not yett net -- know what happened but obviously that sense of safety has been broken once again and we will have to find out exactly what happened. >> peter cook to join us shortly to give us more perspective on that. >> the second front-page story has to do with money. about to play a much bigger role in politics after the supreme court struck down the law after it counts the total amount that can be contributed to a candidate. i thought the reporting was great. to me, technology ruling. majority say forget about technology, trust the law. veryinority is saying clearly, you are wrong, the technology will be used and manipulated for an ill outcome for society. >> the new ruling does not change the limits on contributions to specific candidates. the game and many other ways. >> absolutely. touch more on this. phil mattingly will join us later on. >> the last front-page story, another day and record for u.s. stocks. you pointed out the dow chart. add a new record. .ust shy of a new record feels different every day. >> this is not twitter or facebook. i am in cash. at least you are get

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it requirespr coordination betwn the dod, usaid and state and fragile countries that are not yett failed states not yet the scenes of active combat, but wherebu we might implement the same sort of strategy we've pursued in columbia over along period of time to prevent a fragile state from becoming a failed state. one of my concerns has been the general lack of engagement. there are severals areas of fos and one of them happens to now be the subject of i think renewed intense engagement, coastal west africa. i visited the relevant base that is now being occupied by both russian and american troops as we are likely being forced to leave. i'm very concerned about the security and stability region and our partners with whom we have trained and prepared for quite some time have been asking for years for additional assistance. mr. secretary, i would be interested in your input on what the plans are for taking advantage of this existing how we can coordinate planning between the diplomats, the development professionals and security professionals of the government and allied partners in an area

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yett has not really worked and looking at the past data points out of europe, we have not seen europeanth and the european markets have been underperforming the u.s. market for quite some time. we are waiting to see it pick up for economic growth. if it picks up in a few days, that will convince us. julia: we have seen some greater degree of potential growth outside of europe and we're seeing it exploding down from stronger levels and the pmi last week was a real turning point as far as sentiment is concerned. when i am in the united states, people tell me how bearish it is in europe. and when i am in europe, they say they think the u.s. is a basket case. --europe is the macro out performer. julia: talking about this corrective phase. you wrote a great article talking about if we in the correction at this point, it will be shallow and -- end the correction at this point, it will be shallow and short. >> investments, we were not too concerned yesterday but there is some element of panic. we look at the last five corrections during this bull market and it took the stock 200 days to recove

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