arjun: similar to david, i focused on industry. there is a small set of people who grew up using products what i call data 2.0. you understand how to leverage data to have fast iteration. what we did is over the last 10 to 20 years, a combination of my life and my team cast work is how do you leverage data to build and regulate products and that's what we do. sometimes we invest. if we build it is because we have a pattern of growth that we understand well. we have done that in india, mexico and even in the united states will retake a large chunk and from there we propelled that with another team. i think investor and builder mindset depending on the stage that we start is not different. if you have the expertise after that. ed: the regulatory environment was brought up by caroline moment ago, reflecting on your experience, this is a classic question but how do not repeat the same mistakes in this ai cycle? arjun: it always comes down to supply and demand. you could ask the same question is nvidia undervalued or overvalued. in cryp

arjun is joining us with more. arjun, what is going on? is that the sentiment?roup level is higher, but vision fund is not doing well. you think with the number of companies in there and tech stocks surging, that it would be doing better >> we are seeing early signs of recovery with softbank the vision fund off the back of three straight quarters of gains as well for the actual fiscal year with the vision fund posted its first overall gain since 2021 there are early signs of recovery in the vision fund, but still a number of issues and a lot of portfolio companies that softbank hasn't been able to monetize yet or gone public. bytedance still needs to monetize when does softbank begin to monetize the large investments and outsized bets and realize some of the gains? >> they have been a big company with bytedance and the issues stateside. >> absolutely. we have seen that take a knock over the past couple years with the geopolitical situation with the tiktok facing age potential ban in the u.s. and what has hit the sector in the last few years. that is an issue the

first, leroy sane, in the style of arjun robben , burst into the penalty area and hit lunin's near corner kane converted. interestingly, harry kane, shot, goal 1:2. but i don't think so. they had a fairly high defensive line and we took advantage of this in the moment with the first goal. i'll note the incredible play of the two football players in this episode. excellent cross-pass, excellent attacking performance by venicio. bayern was knocked out of the german cup at an early stage, lost the bundesliga gold, so for the team the number one goal of the season is to win the champions league, whether we can do this, we will find out soon, but first the munich team needs to get through real. the match at the santiaga bernabe will take place on may 8. 26 hockey players are under contract, including two goalkeepers, six defensemen and eighteen forwards. dynamo minsk published its composition as of... on may 1 , qualifying offers to conclude new agreements were received by those who played for the bisons in the past season. dmitry deryabin, nikita pyshkaylo, nick merkley and valentin demchenko

joining us now is arjun kharpal. >> good to be back.he nintendo switch, this is what the market is waiting hfor here. they had success and it managed to extend the life of the console with zelda which it released last year and mario and licenses of the movies as well. that helps with the console, but the company forecasting a drop in profits and that means it is time to revive the console. >> why march of next year? the console sells better leading up to the holiday season. >> they ruled out announcing it at the upcoming direct event which is where they announce new games. they could announce it before the holiday period. that would make the most sense. i think one of the things for nintendo is when they bring the console out, a few things align. the pipeline of games is strong. the market know there is a strong pipeline. they need the production rights and make sure to position something which is a successor and better than the current switch. those who have the switch have a reason to upgrade. >> if you travel on an airline and anybod

arjun has been talking to a company that does just that. neuroelectrics uses brain-mapping technologies for new developments of common brain disorders. take a listen. >> the device should read the electricity of the brain. the areas we focus on are clearly electric? >> terms of the headgear itself, can you run me through how it works? >> first there are stages where to gather the data. we try to build a replica of the geometry of the brain but also the electroactivity that goes inside and we send that to a tablet, to the doctor. you go, put your headgear on. maybe you need help for the gel for the electrodes and you push start. it's 20 minutes to an hour, sitting and relaxing. then you take it out. >> i couldn't help but try the headgear myself. first we measured the electrical activity in these two frontal electrodes. you're seeing these occasional spikes on the screen. what is that in response to? >> these are in response to your eye blinking. >> shall we try it? there we go. two big strikes. then we generated electricity into my brain. >

arjun will have his podcast.ou can subscribe by the qr code on the screen. >>> we are one hour into the trading day. for example, the wage data from the eurozone with the pmi on this side of the pond and in the u.s. that suggested a strong tone for the economy that is making investors reassess the rate outlook by and large. the stoxx 600 is up 0.5% off the session lows we saw europe's futures a secose seconds ago. the ftse 100 is off .50% the retail sales is very much disappointing. the cac 40 is off .25% keep in mind, we are not far away from the record highs we have seen for the indices over the last couple weeks. maybe this week was a little bit of profit taking as well when it comes to the sectors, a bit of a move from yesterday technology getting a boost from nvidia today, it is down 1% autos and retail are out performing today. >>> u.s. futures have turned green. dow jones industrial average is seen up and the nasdaq is seen up 13 points this is after the dow jones industrial average saw the worst session s

science teacher arjun sharma didn't get a regular pay for over five years.month has been stopped too, leaving him with no income. translation: even with a postgraduate degree. l i work as a farm labour after school. we're struggling financially, but no one listens to us. the stipend was her last hope. the ministry of minority affairs, which governs these schools, has not responded to bbc queries. muslims are a minority in mainly hindu india, as the majoritarian political rhetoric grows louder. critics say madrassas are losing government favor. only 4% children they go to madrassas. poorest of the poor among muslims. but the impact on communities 100%. i think we need a national law that regulates madrassas and give some kind of reform, not only reform them, give them a fresh lease of life rather than trying to obstruct it. between the politics and the bureaucracy, the promise of education that reaches every child in india is becoming harder to achieve. archana shukla, bbc news, varanasi. ukraine says it's managing to hold back russian forces, near the northe

country which considers it tends to be good enough. democracy, all right, form, are you on staff member arjun contacts, thanks for joining us in the program. thank you. and have a new serbia, has condemned a western back to resolution of the united nations saying it was highly politicized . and that it essentially opens pandora's box. you and decided to declare the 11th of july as the day of collaborations, of a contested act of genocide that occurred in a bosnian town nearly 30 years ago. maybe you could swab worse. i would like to unmask this untruth and full justification for passing such a resolution. there is one small country from the balkans that is not afraid to say loudly that will vote against this resolution because this resolution will open at the end from the us books and the 2nd world war we were among very rare people and se fuel. that's where i'm tied, that's the entity. and we paid the biggest price associates to, to more than $1000000.00 of serves, were killed either by not to drums, either by nazi cards. why didn't they stopped with that resolution? because they needed this

. >>> now we're talking with arjun. we were talking nvidia, and then arm. what do you see?> the key for arm here is in the last quarter they signaled a very bullish demand for their product. i don't think arm is the same ai story as nvidia. they're the chip architecture thal goes into smartphones and laptops but also other devices like cars, et cetera what we're seeing now is a recovery in things like smartphones and consumer electronics. is that's going to help the company in terms of royalties. secondly, licensing rev nurks we signed a number of big deals earlier this year which is expected to help the company in the current quarter, and there's a chip architecture. that's the latest version of its architecture that was released around three years ago. you're going to see the company's uptake as they start to build into the chips as well to help the company continue with things like licensing and royalty revenues the ai play is an interesting one. a lot of what we've seen so far, the ai models being trained are being trained on the so-called graphics units where arm is pa

now behind that system, that is looking cool for pots of chilly as well as arjun tina. we saw some unusual snow in santiago. the temperature is expected to come down there on friday to the mid teens. but ahead of that, it is a story of exceptional heat all the way from bolivia off across the north and to places like venezuela and the heat continues across central america and the caribbean, mexico to get in the north thing, some very high temperatures. monterey, at $45.00 degrees celsius, that does come down to the mid thirty's, so on friday, but dry conditions are expected to continue all the way from mexico city to kind of getting lots of heat continuing for nicaragua, it's for the south where we are seeing the west has weather for costa rica and panama of the next few days. the . ready ready ready the hello on elizabeth put on, i'm in business and use our line from door hawk coming out for the next 16 minutes . palestinians attempt to flee the alpha as israel continues as from 5 until the city, when 81500000 people of sheltering. that's as rarely protest to stay just

june 28, 2021, deleted all emails to arjun when the blank started hitting the fan.ty long ago and am pretty sure tony's was too appear at the way to avoid is delete all emails when you learn a subject is getting sensitive. june 16, 2020, we are all smart enough to know to never have smoking guns and we did, even if we did we wouldn't put them in emails and if we found them, we would delete them. he told congress this was all a big mixup. >> they have obviously mixed up mistakes of gmail's and emails, and that has caused me to do all the things you mentioned but bring discredit on myself and the government. i don't know what to say. i apologize that and regret that. i wish i could take it back, but i can't. >> you know it is bad when staunch democrats knew not to try to defend this. >> i think you will be haunted by your testimony today. it is unfortunate and it is all on the record. it doesn't make a lot of sense to many of us and certainly not to me. >> laura: joining me now ohio congressman of the subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic, congressman, it seems lik

arjun. >> hey, zach, good morning to you. hi, everyone. it's gorgeous out there from emeryville.atchy fog. we're at about 50 degrees with zero visibility in half moon bay. a dense fog advisory from san francisco point, south. it's in the north bay as well today. much cooler downtown will be looking at temperatures in the upper 60s to near 90 inland. >> thank you and thanks for joining us. the news continues right now with good morning america. ♪ >> janai: ooh. >> gio: ooh. ♪ >> janai: ooh. jinx. welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning, and we are happy to share some big news for disney fans around the world. fantasy springs, a new port opening at tokyo disney will include the first ever rapunzel attraction along with both a new peter pan experience and new "frozen" journey. it opens at tokyo disney sea on june 6th. you got plans on june 6th. >> gio: i know, june 6th. all right, okay. >> janai: someone send us. >> gio: let's do that. those are my favorite kinds of rides. >> janai: disney is the parent company of abc news. >> whit: let's get to other headlines we're followin

as i said it is the largest arjun we have seen in wisconsin polling so far.ad-to-head gets nearly wiped out when they at these third-party candidates to the race. it is up to 17% of the vote ringing it to 40 and 39 for biden and trump. let's bring in our guests. all our fox news contributors, great to have you all with us. obviously wisconsin is a big battleground state, it was big obviously in 2016. trump swept wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania and it really brought down that blue wall that existed in those areas. a lot of discussion around wisconsin has to do with the economy. 1 of the things a former advisor, robert i will ask you about this, david axelrod feels biden is making a mistake when it comes to the way he's talking about the u.s. economy. here's what he had to say after the cnn interview biden sat down for last night. watch. >> they are experiencing it through the lens of the cost of living and he is a man who has built his career on empathy. why not lead with the empathy we i think he is making a terrible mistake. it may not be, if he does

arjun is in the weather center and the rain has gone for now. lisa, good

arjun is in the weather center and the rain has gone for now. lisa, good morning to you. what's today looking like? >> good morning stephanie. it's certainly a cool start out there. live doppler seven taking you down to the peninsula. this is the monterey peninsula. and you can see from santa cruz southward that the showers are offshore. and we are left with the clear sky here. a beautiful look outside from our roof camera where temperatures are in the mid and upper 40s from san jose to san francisco 46 though half moon bay and emeryville, with the north bay numbers in the low well, upper 30s to low 40s. 37 petaluma mid 40s, though in concord we are certainly much colder this morning, 11 to 12 degrees colder in our inland valleys. how about 14 degrees colder in santa rosa? there's a breeze as well. san francisco, oakland, novato, up to 23 miles an hour. and the next several hours we're going to stay in the 50s. but by noontime at 60 and low 60s with plenty of sunshine, this afternoon except at the coast. >> lisa, thank you. breaking overnight. at least one person is dead

these fields of growing generations of children flips with arjun smith's family overseeing operations since 1940. but climate change is changing their production year after year. >> let's winter, it was very wet, totally in our sector, we lose around itil 9% of the bulbs in the fields. they like gill by, by water we must blending also four hectares, four of the total less smith says with this change, they'll lose at least 13% of next year's bulbs higher temperatures add more water vapor to the earth's atmosphere and cause wetter winters. >> and what you see here there was from the water, hot springs in some is there also less than ideal for farming when smith, this work 30 years ago, he says they only wanted the fields two to four times in spring now he says sometimes they have to water them every week but the changing climate is not the only challenge pharmacy brexit, and it's increased border controls could have negative repercussions for chill at farmers my thing it goes export from the netherlands, from the flower industry to send doing land because it's sometimes it's happened th

let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa arjun. >> hi, zach.this morning. it's made its way all the way to livermore. so the steady onshore flow bringing temperatures down 58 in hayward. right now there is a look at it and it's just hovering over walnut creek this morning. 48 in petaluma. so today 50 in clouds at the coast to the low to mid 80s inland. >> lisa, thank you. and thank you for joining us. the news continues right now with good morning america. kumasi amanda. >> and you. >> abc seven mornings are always better with you. sunny days and the best days start here. >> you deserve a better day. we all do. >> weekdays at five. watch abc seven mornings. >> israel. hamas gaza. trump's legal battles plus george in the hot seat facing all the questions from martha on his new book this morning on abc's this week. >> join us for this week. this morning starting at eight right here on abc. >> heating up the kitchen. we got something did friends fred and good vibes all day baby. >> in the coldest day that i said the combat i living in the golden s

protesters shout to drown out this press conference held by san jose city council members bandwan and arjun batra. >> the disagreement comes down to how to tackle the homelessness crisis in the city. a state audit released in april found that san jose failed to effectively track revenues and spending. now that the city is on notice, it has until september to make fixes. in the meantime, dewan and batra say they want updates. we want to get an interim report. the council members are proposing legislation. it would direct the city manager to provide status updates and accountability on the state audit. they also call for an internal city audit. >> what we are trying to find is our departmental structure can be more effective. who we partner with, can that be more effective? >> part of that internal audit includes looking into effectiveness of how the current program shape up to what dewan and batra say are alternatives. one of those alternatives they've proposed is the sj love program, a large shelter with 1000 beds and services. their proposal didn't pass through the first committee, but the

council members bn don't and arjun batra want look.ney is divided into removing encampments and temporary housing. the california state auditor found the city could not identify the money that it spent on homeless support. nor does it adequately measure the effectiveness of its systems. the report also says the city lacks enough interim or permanent housing to keep up with demand. san jose has until september to begin publicly reporting the data and to build a plan on how they're going to address homelessness. have an update now on fiji. water recall 70,000 cases of fiji, water bottles recalled because of contamination concerns and now. let me put it this way. there are a little less concerned about little duty if you do happen to drink it. the recall of the fiji, natural artisan water bottle started in march and it issue was 3 types of bacteria that were discovered initially authorities said you should not drink that water. you should return it for a refund. but now the fda has downgraded the danger posed by this fiji. water saying it

and one of those mothers of three is meteorologist alisa arjun. tracking the forecast.'s shaping up to be this mother's day. >> yeah it is. you know, we have some cooling that really got underway yesterday. and that sea breeze, which we are all used to and in fact may be looking forward to because it has been quite hot in our inland valleys. you get a chance to cool off today. yesterday we did manage those upper 80s, concord and livermore, and today numbers in the mid 80s just coming down a few degrees. but the real impact will be around the bay where numbers will be out of the 80s. in fact, we're looking at some 70s around the bay shore and even 60s as we get closer to oakland. san francisco managed 66 yesterday, and with high pressure in control, the storm track continues to move to the north. but there will be systems to the north of the us and northwest of us that will allow for this steady flow of the low clouds and fog from vollmer peak. yeah. what a gorgeous view here. the fog is not reached walnut creek, concord or livermore. yesterday we had a little bit of it

this is just a 30 margin compared to a 79.1 arjun among those approve of buying on the israel-gaza. this is a huge dividing line within the democratic party. and that's something of course we're seeing right now between the progressive wing and those more centrist or mainstream democrat as a confession were such nerds that occasionally harry sends to b some of this data in the number that jumped out here. or if k a 20 percent among people, democrats who voted for biden in 2020 and dislike him. other biden war, i think your next slide points to a little bit of what's going on, what exactly is cooking? >> why do they dislike biden on israel? okay america support for israel is now this is among 2020 biden voters who are currently not voting for him. so it's those dislike those disapproval. take a look here. do you believe that america support for israel is too much the clear majority, 60% of those folks let's work currently not voting for biden, but did last time around say that america support for israel is too much, just 24% say about right? you get this four percentage, say not enou

it's been articulated in the evidence we heard about it again today in the chart arjun conference number one, feca, the federal election law. you cannot make a contribution of $130,000 wealth when the contribution limit is $2,400, was over $127,000 in excess, alleged by the prosecution number two, election conspiracy number three, tax fraud because of those gross up documents, smoking gun, three crimes. very clearly stated. now it'll be to the jury to decide if they occurred interesting guys. thank you very, very much. laura, stay with us. we've got more to discuss with you. just ahead. today's other big case, rudy giuliani arraigned in arizona, the former new york city mayor, entering a plea on charges he tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election results ocd is more than what you see on tv. >> and in the movies he comes with unrelenting intrusive images, thoughts, and urges. if you have ocd and need help, you can get better. who specialized treatment go to know cd.com to learn more? >> my grandfather's for on my or the header for over 75 years now he's got so many life experience

that is looking cool for pots of chilly as well as arjun tina. we saw some unusual snow in santiago. the temperature is expected to come down there on friday to the mid teens. but ahead of that, it is a story of exceptional heat all the way from bolivia off across the north and to places like venezuela and the heat continues across central america and the caribbean, mexico to get in the north thing, some very high temperatures. monterey, at $45.00 degrees celsius, it does come down to the mid thirty's, so on friday. but dry conditions are expected to continue all the way from mexico city to can can lots of heats, continuing for nicaragua. it's for the south where we are seeing the west has weather for costa rica and panama of the next few days of the. now let me tell you about the cold results, the 1st of its kind in west africa. we were surrounded by a wild life from the moment we enter the coupon occupied right now, able to practice what the now be used. only look, just very close here, like common here, sits on to a large 3rd space with a look

science teacher arjun sharma didn't get a regular pay for over five years.labour after school. we're struggling financially, but no one listens to us. the stipend was her last hope. the ministry of minority affairs, which governs these schools, has not responded to bbc queries. muslims are a minority in mainly hindu india, as the majoritarian political rhetoric grows louder. critics say madrassas are losing government favor. only 4% children they go to madrassas. poorest of the poor among muslims. but the impact on communities 100%. i think we need a national law that regulates madrassas and give some kind of reform, not only reform them, give them a fresh lease of life rather than trying to obstruct it. between the politics and the bureaucracy, the promise of education that reaches every child in india is becoming harder to achieve. archana shukla, bbc news, varanasi. millions across south india threatening heatwave. pakistan sizzling in the fierce heatwave, part of the country are experiencing temperatures of 50 celsius, even though it's not yet the height

in 2,024, dea continues to work with arjun see acted save american lives.the insights from our counter threat team, and the next step in global fight against fentanyl by standing up to the directorate. that are staffed by individuals across law enforcement. they can use every possible tool to defeat the sinaloa cartels. for state, local and federal intelligence defense partners. we believe this task force will allow us to disrupt the two cartels globally. congress will continue to support this and help us to defeat the cartels. and because the formal rulemaking process is ongoing and my role in that process is determining the scheduling of drugs. it would be inappropriate for me to respond to questions on this rescheduling matter. i want to offer my deep thanks to every member of the subcommittee for the work that you do. the men and women of dea are working every day to defeat the cartel. the threat continues and the work continues. >> thank you, ambassador. we will proceed under the 5-minute role, i will begin by recognizing myself. administrator anne mil

equipmentand ambulances, medical equipment and supplies, ambulances, medical equipmentand supplies, and steve arjunmy honourable friend in - global security? ijoin my- honourable friend in thanking global security? ijoin my— honourable friend in thanking people up honourable friend in thanking people up and down the country, including the fantastic work of his constituents and supporting the ukrainian community in the face of putin�*s illegal invasion. we remain steadfast in support of ukraine. in total since the war began, we are pledged over £12 billion of aid to ukraine. last week we announced an additional £500 million of funding which will be used to deliver much needed ammunition, air defence and engineering support and drones. more importantly, president zelensky welcomed this, we are able to now say that we will continue with this level of support for as long as it takes because of the historic increase in our defence spending. it is crystal clear that on this side of the house, we can say that i was supposed to ukraine will never waver. :, , , supposed to ukraine will never waver. :, , :,

either the profit arjun's contract as the rates go up or they have to raise the price of goods. no one really wants interest rates to go up, but there is a sort of middle ground where interest rates are at a level low enough where they are not really affecting and the economy is growing without fiscal stimulus from the federal government. the question is -- when fiscal stimulus from the government comes in, how does that react? right now we have one of the most unique times. on the one hand we have got the federal reserve trying to raise rates to slow down economic growth and get inflation under control, than the federal government with fiscal policy and the other side looking to invest capital and grow the economy. those are countervailing forces. we don't see it a lot in our economic history when we have got both of those things going on at the same time. usually, we are in unison with the fed trying to grow the economy at lower rates with the government trying to spend money to grow the economy. that's how you know you are coming out of a tough economic period. it's robust, t