with that what is the hashtag for apa heritage month? apa heritage month. how about that? thank you. with that please stand when you hear your name or organization. apa asian pacific island cultural center celebrating 25 years. [applause]. 50 years kearney street workshop. when we have the ceremony on the fourth they will speak about the work they have done. they have an opportunity to speak. three who will be receiving the inspirational achievement award. robert honda. robert is someone we are familiar on nbc. he brings a face to the asian pacific community when we don't see so many faces on television or in the arts representative. i want to thank you for highlighting the apa heritage stories. [applause]. rudy storiano. dancer. he founded a school. thank you for connecting people and promoting filipino community heritage through the expression. of course, someone with a close connection to me that i love food and food connects community. please stand. martin. you know martin. if there is a way to break down the first barriers. it is through bread breaking bread and shari

and you add on top of that the challenges that we have seen in the apa community with regards to apad two years. what i like about apa heritage month, though, is that it gives us an opportunity to tell the stories of our strengths. it gives us the opportunity to talk about the ways in which we are asian pacific american community have shaped our history, our nation's history and it gives us the opportunity to make sure that the whole world knows we are part of our united states american history here. so when we think -- [applause] >> so when we think about all of those challenges that we've seen up until this point and surely all the challenges that we will see in the future, let's not forget why we have apa heritage month and that's to celebrate, again, our strengths, our successes, the people who have led before us, who forged those bonds and make our resilience and our community stronger. so again, i want to give you a round of applause because so many of you in our community have help today make this history possible. thank you. so, of course, it is my immense pleasure to be able

>> wednesday, may 4, is our signature event, it's the apa heritage awards. we take this opportunity to recognize role models in our community. the theme this year is forging community bonds. we hope that through the whole ntthe programs we can create opportunities for communities to get to know each other. i think the idea of the bonding is very important, especially at the time, at this time, because of what we went through the last two years with the pandemic, with anti-asian hate, and is not just for the api community, it's just really including everybody in san francisco. we really want to have an opportunity to create programs that welcome everybody to be part of it. kristen: your official celebration god's online and we invite everybody to check it out, lots of great events. you point out an important issue, which is, we've been through a lot collectively, but certainly the asian-american community with the hate that you mention. is this a difficult, challenging time to be asian-american, or is it also promising time? are there rays of light? >> is cha

with that what is the hashtag for apa heritage month? apa heritage month. how about that?lease stand when you hear your name or organization. apa asian pacific island cultural center celebrating 25 years. [applause]. 50 years kearney street workshop. when we have the ceremony on the fourth they will speak about the work they have done. they have an opportunity to speak. three who will be receiving the inspirational achievement award. robert honda. robert is someone we are familiar on nbc. he brings a face to the asian pacific community when we don't see so many faces on television or in the arts representative. i want to thank you for highlighting the apa heritage stories. [applause]. rudy storiano. dancer. he founded a school. thank you for connecting people and promoting filipino community heritage through the expression. of course, someone with a close connection to me that i love food and food connects community. please stand. martin. you know martin. if there is a way to break down the first barriers. it is through bread breaking bread and sharing a meal. thank you ve

with that what is the hashtag for apa heritage month? apa heritage month. how about that? thank you. with that please stand when you hear your name or organization. apa asian pacific island cultural center celebrating 25 years. [applause]. 50 years kearney street workshop. when we have the ceremony on the fourth they will speak about the work they have done. they have an opportunity to speak. three who will be receiving the inspirational achievement award. robert honda. robert is someone we are familiar on nbc. he brings a face to the asian pacific community when we don't see so many faces on television or in the arts representative. i want to thank you for highlighting the apa heritage stories. [applause]. rudy storiano. dancer. he founded a school. thank you for connecting people and promoting filipino community heritage through the expression. of course, someone with a close connection to me that i love food and food connects community. please stand. martin. you know martin. if there is a way to break down the first barriers. it is through bread breaking bread and shari

and you add on top of that the challenges that we have seen in the apa community with regards to apaeen a hard two years. what i like about apa heritage month, though, is that it gives us an opportunity to tell the stories of our strengths. it gives us the opportunity to talk about the ways in which we are asian pacific american community have shaped our history, our nation's history and it gives us the opportunity to make sure that the whole world knows we are part of our united states american history here. so when we think -- [applause] >> so when we think about all of those challenges that we've seen up until this point and surely all the challenges that we will see in the future, let's not forget why we have apa heritage month and that's to celebrate, again, our strengths, our successes, the people who have led before us, who forged those bonds and make our resilience and our community stronger. so again, i want to give you a round of applause because so many of you in our community have help today make this history possible. thank you. so, of course, it is my immense pleasure t

before we close with the grand finale i would like to take the opportunity to thank the apa heritage foundation for giving me the opportunity to be your host because as i mentioned at the top of the program it's all about celebrating the wins even on the darkest days. when my first lights up first thing in the morning with stories of hate, when people ask me if i'm made in china and i have to tell them no, i was made in michigan but thank you very much but being here gave me such a sense of pride. it's not a moment i will soon forget. now let us enjoy our program grand finale the cultural procession. [music]nk■tÑñukj >> let's giver it up to the helen wang dance academy. [cheers and applause] my name is rose chung and i'm the community possession coordinator and by my side is charleston pierce and he is the inspirational leader leading the cultural procession this year. [applause] >> thank you, rose, it's an honor to be here tonight. this is a very special occasion. i was really -- it was nice to see faces growing up. i'm a native of san francisco bay area. [cheers and applause] grew

i think there's another leg higher stay in a levered name apa, devan and oah >> courtney, what do younk about oil? >> i have to agree here. i'm optimistic on energy i think we're going to see this move forward and we're already seeing oil prices at $110 a barrel right now that's as china is still shutdown so there's a huge demand that hasn't even gone into energy yet that can bring it higher to your point about regulations, a, to see if it goes through, but b, if they're capping that the thing you have to remember is these energy companies got so much more lean and mean on their balance sheets in 2020, so even with energy prices where they're at, they can't come down they're still so much above their break even points that it's a good play to hedge against inflation and look at further growth >> tim, do you buy that? >> that's number one i love it. you know, if you think about the story here and again, 15 years ago, the story for the energy sector and investors was one of romeo and juliet number five by the way now you went to this place, they didn't grow in favor balance sheets got b

heritage committee, tireless volunteers, all in partnership with the apa heritage foundation.s for all of you who don't know a nonprofit organization that's dedicated to securing these sponsorships and resources to make celebrations like this happen. it takes an army. at this time, i would like to welcome a very impressive woman claudia chang coordinator of this community celebration to give greetings on behalf of the team. claudine. [applause] >> we are doing it because we have an amazing team. happy aapi heritage month, everyone. hey, we are here. [applause] >> we are here to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the federal law when president jimmy carter signed into law in 1978 a -- at that time the law was only to celebrate our heritage week during the month of may and as you have heard it has since been expanded. and every time when we gather here for this event something that we always talk about is, yes, heritage -- heritage is not just about traditions and the past. when we think about the term heritage we are thinking about the present all of us, what all of us can do he

marathon, apa, devon and a little less for apa and less for devon and occi now to a stock that needsdisney set to report after the bell it's one of the worst performing dow stocks of this year off 30%. concerns of a streaming slowdown, hanging over the stock and here with what to expect is dave hager with edward jones i think the attention will mostly be on streaming customer growth, particularly in light of the slowdown at netflix. what are you looking for >> the streaming business is going to be a top focus in the earnings report today and the consensus number is roughly for adding about 5 million disney plus subscribers, certainly netflix and seeing a subscriber loss in the first quarter has not boded well, and it's in the growth curve in streaming and i think that they still have more ram to go in terms of adding subscribers and looking at others in the streaming industry so we're adding subscribers in the quarter so we think disney also will be in that boat. >> there are so many plusses out there. it's disney plus and disney+ and h hulu+, and it all adds to a minus in my bank ac

. >> reporter: it is a tall task for those in the apa community. >> she says so many of the chapters came in the last few years. many asians were more mocked and targeted during covid-19 and this was followed by extremes of vicious attacks and violence. she said she consider the worst case scenario, time and time again. >> obviously, it disturbs me and i think, if i am the one walking down the street, and somebody shouted words to me, how would i react to it? >> reporter: instead of dwelling on the what if, the fight for equality is a crucial part of strength and the positivity during this period of darkness. >> a lot mall more community organizations are coming together within the aapi community as well as nationwide. >> reporter: as the month of may approached the organization that she leads double down on their mission. >> hopefully we can create programming that will bring people together. >> reporter: there is a month of events that resonate with what is happening now. >> reporter: it is, to create opportunities and welcome everyone. almond through various partnerships and colla

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award for inspirational achievement at apa heritage awards in san francisco.s those who made impact in their career while serving the community. heart-felt congratulations to our robert, we respect and honor him. >> he's so respected in the newsroom, doing it for decades but still shows up to work like a rookie, so hungry and passionate. great sense of human. >> congratulations. and he's so genuine, what you see is what you get. >>> we had isolated heat inland but beginning to see changes. subtle difference in the storm track, moving a little bit more to the south but good enough to set off clouds as we head through tomorrow, also cooler temperatures. tomorrow morning's picture a lot different than the past couple of days with blue skies. cloud cover moving across the bay through the afternoon, a few sun breaks but clouds are back. tomorrow morning, lots of 50s in bay area, tri-valley, peninsula and south bay in low to mid-50s. san francisco, 53. coldest in north bay at 49. because that storm track is dipping a little bit more south, it's going to drop tempera

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two years hit both these merchants really hard and it is also the day before apa heritage month is also to show north pitch and china town are back. >> people try to got dishes with ravioli, tortellini, and much more with 29 restaurants participating. >> we are serving my favorite, hong kong panfried noodles. >> george chen is offering food from china live. >> i think it was just a fun idea, so, you know, we are busy restaurant again but it is just nice to be part of the whole community. >> and chance to weigh in. >> at the end, we would like -- we would love that everyone would vote for their favorite noodle or pags pasta. >> it was a unified day building back up. in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay nir news. >> lot of people are happy because jfk after leaders voted to keep them off the road permanently. now, people are hoping so-called slee streets gain permanent tape status. supporters gathered on lauk street for the very first slow street parade today. those are designed to keep streets safer, and to encourage people to walk and ride bikes. >> a -- it's such a winner of the c

about covid 19 recovery which years hit a hot of merchants really hard and it is also the day before apa heritage month and i think is krit chi important to show north peach and china town are back. >> it was a chance to support businesses, try some get chi think, many other options. >> panfried noodles crispy. got lots of text chur. >> china live is one of nearly 30 restaurants participating. >> i think it was a fun idea. so, you know, we are busy restaurant again but it is just flies to be part of the whole community. >> reporter: two neighborhoods coming together as they work to come back. in san francisco, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >>> we back in 90 seconds. just ahead, san jose's first plaque-owned coffee shop is expanding, whether their next shop is popping up. plurks competing in their own miniature version of a world cup. take you to the special sour soccer tournament in the south bay. >>> little windy, though. north bind at 16 miles per hour. mostly sunny skies for now when spring showers return, and when mid-80s could be in reach in your seven-day forecast when we come

[applause] ama: as part of the celebration, the city is holding the apa awards and reception tomorrow7 anchor dion lahm is the mc. thank you for joining us tonight. dan: we leave you with this picture from sky 7 over the protest in san francisco. our next newscast is 6:00 p.m., we will continue this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license

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marathon, apa, some leading the decline. marathon is down almost 12%. the whole sector is up 40% this year it's one of only two sectors still in the green so, today's pullback a chance to go bargain hunting our next guest brings six picks he likes rob at tortoise capital the one thing to point out is it's not like the oil prices are are back 70 or $80 a barrel. we're where we are before the massive release. and yet the sell off tells you how much anxiety there is about recession in the market. >> i think there's probably profit taking as you highlight the sector's been up quite high relative to other sectors this year your concerns about the economy slowing and both global and domestically can drive energy stock on a day-to-day basis. and a lot of people talk about it on your program there's a lot of dividend yields coming at it energy's essential to everything we do in your life and not going to go away anytime soon. >> i mean, i know you have picks but -- especially days like this, where you have indiscriminate sell offs, if you're sitting at home, go

the federal government -- of course, federal prisoners do not use section 1983, but they use the apa. and in the method-of-execution litigation that the federal government handled in 2020 and 2021, the prisoners did use the apa. many claims were joined together. at some point in that suit, the prisoners added a firing squad alternative, and we do think that if there were a dual track system, there would have been all kinds of procedural complications to what was already a very complicated and difficult litigation that would have made it substantially more difficult. justice sotomayor: can i follow up on that as i know, there are 10 states that -- like georgia who allow -- who specify one method in their law, and there are seven states who allow multiple methods. so your point is, if we rule in respondents' favor, we're going to have this patchwork of similar identical issues on a particular method of -- of execution, perhaps around different states, some going into 1983 and some going into habeas. ms. hansford: that's right, justice sotomayor. the states vary widely, and there are som

when combined, coe tara and apa are among the top returners with 2022's total annual yield forecast around diamondback and eog at more than 8%. raymond james said they've reinvented their business models from growth focus to return oriented and a number of energy stocks are hitting multiyear highs indicating devon, occi and pioneer, as well as giants exxon and chevron, jon. >> yeah, i'm sure drivers would like to control their spending as well at the pump, but don't exactly have that choice i'd love to hear at some point what the company's excuses are for not drilling more. well, pippa, thank you, and that will do it for "the exchange." "power lunch" starts right now ♪ >>> yes, it does, jon. thank you very much, and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch" for tuesday i'm tyler mathisen, and here's what's ahead we've got the ceo of robinhood of, that stock of course cratering, users trading less. the company laying off workers, so oare new products enough to kick start growth? we'll ask the ceo about his plan to shore up investor confidence. >>> how about buffett, warren buffett's big bets fro

rather apa contract tomorrow's showers. the free app also includes an interactive radar. apple sacramento school community in mourning tonight over the loss of a parent who died in a plane crash. this plane crash in marin county jesuit high school in sacramento sent a letter to the school community informing them everyone that appearance of one of its students was among those killed while crash investigators haven't officially identified the victims letter also informed the school community but a friend of that parent was the other person who died when that small plane went down north of consult councilman road. as ktvu greg liggins reports tonight crash investigators will look into if weather played a role in the accident. saturday's sunny skies clearly reveal the hillside wreckage of the fatal plane crash that happened in the marin headlands just afternoon friday. occupants of the aircraft perished. in the crash video from friday afternoon shows fog covered much of the surrounding area during the time of the crash, investigators say they will be looking into conditions

a chance of apa hundreds of an inch of rain, including .1 of an inch in the highen of the mother bay. temperatures will end up below average. a mix of upper 60s and low 70s parter inland. movement we begin with an urgent warning from the operators of california's power grid. kpix 5s sarah explains why we could be facing frequent blackouts once the weather heats up. >> reporter: it's been woke years since californians were hit with rolling blockouts. in the pace of climate change and exroom hot events, we could member store more more. to into to is manage their load during those hot periods. >> reporter: the public urkilities commission, california's independent system operator and the california energy commission warned on friday is while plans are? place to avoid blackouts, extreme hot across the west can make it hot store tap into other power source miss an emergency, add in a severe drought that could knock hydroelectric offline and the vain on the system second be unprecedentd. >> if you overlayha with a potential risk of wires happening at the same time, happen you get into the m

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marathon leading the declines down 12% and apa, occi, devon down 12% and the volatility is extending to stocks and the ten-year this morning hit 3.2% and we are now back to 3.08 and as investors look for ways to protect their portfolios mike santoli is at the nyse with a look at the market's downside risk mike >> kelly, of course, nothing that can be pinpointed with any precision, but a lot of different approaches to look at what plausible downside risk might be and the s&p 500 sliding and this new low today really does lose any look of a trading range that we had in place for a while assuming we close in this area below 4100 and a lot of the estimates coming from ult in imdifferent directions seem to be focusing on this area around 3800 to 3900 it takes you back to the early part of 2021 really, you first got above 3800 in the first part of january 2021 remember what was going on there. that was the crescendo of excitement around the beginnings of it and the ark-type bonds and you had the rush of enthusiasm those things started to correct shortly after that and the big-cap indexes a

. >> apa corp, an energy name, mosaic, fertilizer materials play, mohawk, berg warner, one final question for investors who are concerned about political interference with energy right now which looks like it's going to be pretty high risk going into the summer and into the mid term season would that hurt your skmt performance of your energy investments? >> that's a great question boris johnson said things about surplus taxes on oil and gas profits. i think at this point people are not -- people know we have shortages in oil and gas and i don't think they're going to do anything that's going to curtail exploration. but clearly political risk is absolutely an issue with these names longer term. right now apache is trading at five times earnings. it's a great value here, but there is political risk. >> where do you think oil prices are going? >> i'm going to say they're going to moderate. the forward price is about $65 a barrel two years out put me down as above that, but probably below today's 110 so put me in the 90 to 100 range. apache makes a lot of money. >> 90 to 100 everybody would f

in the us and they're positive impact on our communities politics and even pop culture people in the apawhere are you from but you'll see that regardless of someone's name or what they look like. we are all seconds don't miss our america because i am sunday at 2:30 pm on abc 7 and where you stream abc 7 news bay area now as the baby formula shortage continues relief is on the way more than 71,000 pounds of specialized formula loaded up by us troops in germany onto a military cargo plane is arriving this weekend abc news reporter corina. mitchell tells us more help could be on the horizon. tens of thousands of pounds of baby formula will soon be on the way to the us and to the homes of desperate families soldiers at ramstein air base in germany loaded 130 pallets of formula. the flight is expected to depart overnight and will be the first under operation fly. formula. our team has gotten those pallets off of trucks that have come from places here in europe and they're gonna be loaded on to c-17 aircraft 71,000 pounds of formula expected on that first flight all of its special. for babies

every year, the apa heritage committee offers civic organizations and people who have achieved significanttones in serving the community. several community groups performed. an abc seven served as mc of the word somebody. today's cinco de mayo, meant to recognize the mexican army's victory over france in 1862. it is not mexico's independence day because that is in september. there are some local deals that can help you celebrate. zona rosa in san jose has a taco, drink and shot special for $20. a two-hour walking tour with tacos provided during that adventure. sin coda -- cinco de barko is hosting a happy hour with an invite for your four-legged friends. >> what are you doing? >> i don't have a plan yet. you have a plan? >> no, i'm still trying to think. something. >> expanding service. the public transit system that will soon be offering more trips on weekdays to get back to pre-pandemic levels. >> severe food shortages expected to continue in countries around the world. the new report out this morning on the unprecedented hunger crisis. >> a new test to treat covid site is opening today

of these names are negative exxon was at a 52-week high and halliburton, marathon and the old apache apavice names for the most part, continuing to hold up well and outperform the market and the energy sector is basically flat for the week and remember, we are down quite a bit on the s&p the other sector that's holding up is big-cap pharma i don'tmean biotech. i mean old school pharmaceuticals, merck, johnson & johnson. these are two dow components and bristol and lily the bears will tell you when those tw sectors start falling apart that's what you know they're holding a bottom because they're holding up well. on the s&p 500, the s&p dow jones indices. if the index closes at 3437 we will classify january 3, 2022 as the ending date of the bull market and the starting date of the bear the s&p is currently 2835. so bear in mind there, they're talking about 3837 >> we'll stay here for the close. meantime to the bond market where we are seeing classic risk off behavior no more rising yields, rick. they've been going the other way. >> absolutely. think about the type of week we've had in equi

psychiatrist and former apa health policy fellow in the united states senate, dr.e will get into solutions in a minute. but first let's talk about how these past years have affected peoples mental health. >> you know, katie, mental health was worse even before the pandemic. overdoses were skyrocketing. depression and anxiety. the pandemic only exacerbated a problem that was already there. >> so let's get to the solutions, because i say we are going to get to them later, but i'm a big fan of being solutions based. please provide some examples of how you think people are undergoing this massive stress right now might be able to find some relief. >> exercise is one of the best natural antidepressants that we have and it counteracts a lot of the effects of stress. exercises very important. you don't need a gym or a co-pay. just work out and elevate your heart rate a little. getting plenty of sleep, staying hydrated, all basic things that we can do to counteract the effects of product stress. >> we cannot escape what happened yesterday. it is one in a series of massive

. >> reporter: it is a tall task for community activist in apa community heritage president, claudine chang knows the stakes are higher than ever. >> so many communities have -- in history in this country. >> reporter: chang says so many of those chapters were unveiled in the last few years, as covert took hold and changed life as we know. many asians were mocked and targeted. this was followed by strings of vicious attacks and violence. chang, born in hong kong, said she considered the worst case scenario, time and time again. >> as an asian immigrant, asian- american, obviously, it disturbs me. it disturbs me. and, i am constantly thinking, if i am the one walking down the street and somebody shout out some words, they are to me or say something to me, how would i react to it? >> reporter: instead of dwelling on the what is, despite her pre-quality and representation says it was crucial to find strength and positivity in the period of darkness. >> the silver lining is that we see a lot more community organizations coming together. both with in the aapi community as well as citywide.

all about me in the bidens and this that and the other thing and it was an apa research file on you that he had sent to the secretary of state himself. yeah, and everybody had sort of discounted it but then all of a sudden when you know, we're getting to the boiling point in september the inspector general decides that he needs to share this with the committees and i thought what does this mean? i mean if if you actually look at the files, they are laughable, but i was not laughing because i wasn't sure what that meant. yeah, and there's also this moment where trump is speaking at the un general assembly in a press conference right after the phone calls released with the newly elected president zelensky and you know, it's in hindsight. you know now zelensky has become this world famous figure and you know, of courage and but he wasn't standing up to donald trump in that press conference. he looked so uncomfortable. i mean some people have described it as a hostage video, you know, it was obvious that he was being you know stuck up by the president and he's trying not to alienate. you kno

peoplele need a safe place tola stand apart from the intervention of apa governmt and agency or corporation. so bitcoin represents a fair, open and equitable network with a very simple promise toan anyone that wants to join, which is what you own is yours and no one's's going to take it away from you. d do you think that one of the ideas by bitcoin was that it wouldn't be directly correlated to the equities marketwo cs ma? the s&p dropped bitcoin, e wouldn't we? are we goingnd to see? >> well, you know, in these markets right now, there's no way there's no simple place to hide. all the indexes are a bear market territory bonds don't represent a safe refuge becausef their currency derivativeseve stocks have to grow their cash flows faster than the inflation rate. but if you zoom out two years since the beginning of the covid crisis, you notice the u.s. money supply has expanded. 36% m, gold is up seven percent. the s&p index is up 29%. only the nasdaq's only up nineteen percent. bitcoin is up two hundred 29%. so if you can stomach t the volatility you take the long view you've got to a safe

is it possible to refuse them apa from the baikal museum, he also begins to purr in order to beg fors partner. umki purrs during a feeding, that is, come on, no, get distracted, like the fact that i have more fish, he can give him less in the wild, when there is not enough space on the rookery, the smartest starts slap the flippers on the water, imitating splashing, the oars of the relatives scatter, and he settles in the vacant place. by the way, to the rookery. they can only be seen in the spring, while they are molting, and those who did not have time to molt, and the ice has melted, they have to climb onto the pebbles and there, er. i take sunbathing, which is necessary for old hair to fall out and new hair to start growing . cameras have been installed in the baikal museum. on one of the rookeries. you can watch live as seals. now the oldest 50 years old are sunbathing there, unlike domestic dogs. they are long-lived in everything else the same. sergey abramov sotnik channel one our peppy good morning my colleague continues. alla miluta continues to arrange various unusual celeb

>> we are thankful for the hundred million dollars that congress awarded to apa through the americanescue plan, 50 million for it has air quality monitoring, 50 million for environmental justice projects. in this budget of 2023, we are also asking for a request-ing 100 million dollar increase to develop and implement community monitoring notifications. we've looked at air quality monitoring in this country, it is adequate it, it is not technologically up to speed in a way that we believe as most protective of our communities. we have after that. we know where we need more monitors, as a matter of fact, i have been meeting with the states. i just met with 45 of the 50 state secretaries just this past monday. in these states, we know where we lack i will quit air quality monitoring. we are going to continue to identify those areas, to put those monitors in those places first, if we are fortunate to get the resources. >> obviously, that is key. you cannot solve a problem if you do not lowered as. getting all that information to the environmental justice mapping is absolutely imperative.

it's a pathway to a nuclear weapon as p on of -- apas opposed to prohibiting a nuclear weapon.he administration while they're resisting the removal of the december is december isnation -- designatioe irgc as a terrorist organization, which is a good thing but i suspect the administration may fold on this given their desire for the deal. they've thrown away the other things that should be part of the deal, anywhere, any time inspections, bay less particular missile -- ballistic missile pro prohibition, they're off the table. we're back to the 2014 or 2015 deal and it's worse. in the minds of democrats who are opposed to the deal, like senator me then december. menendez.maria: the administran pressing taiwan to purchase weapons that are better suited to win in a potential chinese invasion. the new york times is reporting this. they say the u.s. is pushing taiwan to order missiles and smaller arms for warfare, general, with the expectation that the ccp will go into taiwan at some point. how do you read that? >> i think there's a major lesson to be learned here from ukraine and rus