paul berger father -- paul berger's father opened it. now they are closing this last restaurant citing two factors, he is turning 75 and is getting ready to retire and his rent would skyrocket. >> a an enormous increase over what i was paying. >> reporter: the restaurant will close tuesday which is while -- my little customers waited for one last meal and sink their teeth into fond memories shared by generations. >> you get to enjoy a nice steer burger with my grandpa. that i will miss a lot. >> reporter: some say this restaurant with affordable prices is needed now more than ever. >> another business that once was thriving with many stores. it is the last of the mohicans. >> reporter: jody miller and considers this her second home. she has been the manager here for 30 years. what will she miss most? >> the employees. the students. the students that we have trained and meant toward and taught their first jobs including my own children. it has been great. a lot of our customers are not customers, they are family. >> reporter: customer say

brooke berger didn't keep her, she says. it's just too painful of a reminder.nd medical supplies used in the sometimes painful ivf process. and then they waited. >> we waited, you know, on pins and needles for 12 days, waiting to find out if there was going to be a positive pregnancy test. and during that time, every every little twinge in your body means something. you just can't get away from the idea that maybe this will work. sorry. and knowing that there was no possibility that they put me through that, it's kind of horrifying. >> berger and other plaintiffs are alleging that the women were knowingly implanted with dead embryos after their doctors couldn't even understand what was wrong. >> he and other doctors had noticed that they had 0% success rate, which is really unusual. they normally have, you know, about a 75% success rate. so they started asking questions of ovation. and the only then did ovation say that there might be something wrong. >> to be clear, she says her private doctor uses ovation for lab services services. the attorneys believe were

murray now, murray claims berger lied.e is suing her and other women who reacted to her post today. a judge granted one of them what's known as an anti-slapp motion, a way to quickly dismiss a meritless lawsuit around free speech. >> there's more people that could possibly be pulled into this. and so, it's great news, the ruling, and we're excited to be done with this. >> now. in a statement today, murray said the ruling was based on only part of one woman's statement saying, quote, this is a situation that is bigger than mere libel. we face a threat to privacy and i am prepared for the long fight ahead. >> president biden today introduced sweeping new student loan forgiveness plans that could slash debts for tens of millions of americans. it targets what's called runaway interest. the plan cancels up to $20,000 for people who owe more than they borrowed because of the interest. it also eliminates interest from borrowers making $120,000 a year or less. but before the plan kicks in, it has to survive legal challenges that d

murray now, murray claims berger lied. her and other women who reacted to her post today. a judge granted one of them what's known as an anti-slapp motion, a way to quickly dismiss a meritless lawsuit around free speech. >> there's more people that could possibly be pulled into this. and so, it's great news, the ruling, and we're excited to be done with this. >> now. in a statement today, murray said the ruling was based on only part of one woman's statement saying, quote, this is a situation that is bigger than mere libel. we face a threat to privacy and i am prepared for the long fight ahead. >> president biden today introduced sweeping new student loan forgiveness plans that could slash debts for tens of millions of americans. it targets what's called runaway interest. the plan cancels up to $20,000 for people who owe more than they borrowed because of the interest. it also eliminates interest from borrowers making $120,000 a year or less. but before the plan kicks in, it has to survive legal challenges that doomed a si

. >>> and the swiss re ceo will hands over the reigns later aspergeas b b b berger is sets to take overn july. >>> let's start with the big board and show you what's going on with the european markets. let's bring up the board. we've got the ftse 100 down at a downside of half a percent and the ibex in spain. the citi sitting there as well as switzerland. the u.s. futures saw quite the soggy day with the dow posting their worst day since the 5th of ma march. also back-to-back losses. you can probably point to what's happening with yields as the culprit here with the 10-year hitting the highest since november. we've got more data coming out overnight in the form of u.s. job openings. they rose by 8,000 to 8,75 6. it's all adding to the idea that the u.s. economy is still quite resilient. indeed on the back of that, fed officials continue to spread continued caution on the rate cut path this year. cleveland's president loretta mester saying more evidence is needed to show whether upside surprises in inflation means progress is stalling. mester says she does not expect to be able to make t

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sandy berger had an exclusive sit down with the new head of credit and insurance at blackstone. >> ultimatelye do, we are always going to coexist with banks. we are great partners with them. we announced q1, a number of partnerships with barclays, keybank, win-win situations where what we brought to the table with highly complement three, solve the need for them. we will do more types of those partnerships. >> you are competing at the same time. >> there might be situations. for the most part, we borrow from them, pay them a lot of fees, we see opportunities and source risk for them at large. certain borrowers will come to us directly. that is what you will see. that is what i think ourselves and some of our competitors have gone through. we don't think this is a model where one needs to beat out the other. there is enough opportunity to finance, broadly defined the markets and coexist with one another in a very constructive way. >> the imf wrote a paper earlier this month, you will not be unfamiliar with their hypothesis. the idea being private credit remains untested. untested in its curren

paul berger is the founder's son. >> even as a little kid i worked in the restaurants.d have me doing stuff in the back, and you know, mopping floors. >> reporter: customers say they first came to a food. simple, delicious, unfussy and inexpensive. returned year after year, decade after decade for the family atmosphere. >> this is the last day and i'm going to miss it. they make the best food in town. >> it sad. you know, but they are closing, so it sad. i will miss this place. >> reporter: paul was 4 when his father opened the first restaurant. he is now a man of 75. what has been the recipient of such success for so long? >> my dad always said good food at reasonable prices. we try to keep it that way. you know. and we socialize with the people that come down. >> reporter: paul has lost his lease, but he also says it is just time to retire, if you stiefel for the many customers like michelle who came to save her one last meal, one last time expect people of this place, and they love the people that work here, they love the food. it is just a family restaurant. >> such

coe berger is standing silent. i'm going to enter not guilty pleas on each charge. >>> the alleged weapon, a large, fixed-blade knife has never been found. >>> severe storms tore across the midwest bringing thunderstorms, hail and tornados. in missouri, a system left behind a trail of destruction to power lines and infrastructure. roofs were torn off buildings and trees ripped out of the earth. fortunately, there have been no reports of injuries there. let's bring in angie lassman. happy friday, angie. >> it's been a busy weather week. days of severe weather. today the severe threat will diminish a little built. but we're still going to have some impacts when it comes to he heavy rain and thunderstorms. detroit, stretching into the ohio valley dealing with the rain this morning. you'll notice some of those wet roads. we'll got the rain working into the northeast and some of that will be visible in the northeast. we'll see rain chances ramping up. heavy rain, high rainfall rates. the possibility of gusty winds all o

stuart: they could earn $40,000 a year, 16 years old serving bergeres across the counter, $40,000. >>d council established under this law they have the power to take the wage even higher, and i believe they're already in talks to do so this january. stuart: when they know the impact on the area, the business, and employment, why would they do that? pure politics? >> you know, i don't know. all i know is that, you know, my business, we have a very finite set of economic conditions that need to be met for us to make money. this bill cast doubt onto whether we can continue in this state. like i said, i've already started to, you know, invest in the neighboring state of nevada where there just isn't so much regulation, isn't so many oodifferent types of people telling you how to run your business. stuart: alex, may i suggest you make a real change and go to naples, florida, it's a wide open place and it's full of money. it's a great place to do business. just a suggestion. alex, thank you very much for being on the show today. you pointed out exactly how it is and that's what we want. tha

cho berger was driving in the early hours of november 13, 2022 as he ofteo hike and run or see the moonge kids versus a guy out for a stargazer.l se i think how i know this one will to see we should wait what a jury does. let's turn to one of my favorite law years on the nypd inspector, mr. paul mauro, welcome you are tojudg poke him with judges tret capital cases differently on prosecutors don't get close close because judges are so fearful of being reversed. what do you make of potential jurors this early ine. a case?ha >> first of all, congressman, thank you for having me. i think what they are trying tto do is strengthen their change of bvenue motion, which is curreng pending. the strategy would bnothe as follows: let's get enough polling in and by the way, the polling is going forward despit the challenge from a very contentious hearing and things got heated but at the end of da the day, the judge did allow it. so i believe what the defenses looking to do before the hearing on the change of venue is she is looking to put together a compelling case in the county, which has 40,000 pe

like berger who has endorsed from. >> he's concerned with president trump.y going again fights for main street not wall street. >> grassroots campaign of nurses and teachers and firefighters and cops versus donald trump and a couple billionaires looking for tax cut. >> some donations will go to a political action committee that helps the pace trumps legal bills. his campaign said the pack also covers other expenses. this fundraising dollars will also help trump close the gap with president biden here is $90 million last month. it also has more cash on hand with $192 million compared to trumps $93 million. both the trump and biden have fundraisers this upcoming week. this new push to raise more money has really just begun. jon: all right madison in palm beach florida, thank you. as donald trump tries to close in on president biden's campaign cash lead the republican party is planning its campaign strategy and the battleground states. gopac chairman joins me now. let's talk about money for a minute. you are the current president hundred million dollar fdollars

. >> it's funny because i was wondering going into today whether it was going to be a big nothing berger given that it was supposed to be about the canadian economy. and here you go with a number of headlines that are relevant and pertinent to how investors are thinking about this. >> can i comment on this which i think is another good point? the fed chair may have gotten away with just talking about canada and the wonderful relations with our brethren to the north. he did sit take some time out to talk about the great actors and musicians who come from canada and said let's import more of those. instead on the first question he decided to talk specifically and pointedly about the recent inflation disappointments that there have been, how it has undermined the confidence, and the confidence in the confidence in the sense that we don't have the confidence now but we will have the confidence very soon. just a big asterisk. all of this can change with a couple of good inflation reports and there still are those out on the street who have that forecast built into their base case. i don't kno

. >> meredith berger is an assistant secretary of the navy. we met her at the pentagon in november.lons of fuel leak, 90,000 people had their water contaminated. it looks like people retired or were reassigned and no one was fired. how is that accountability? >> it's accountability within the system that we have established. and we have heard that this was too long and that maybe it didn't go far enough. >> 2,000 military families agree the navy didn't go far enough and are suing the government. the traegers and dietzs have joined the lawsuit, alleging they were harmed by negligence at red hill. >> are you angry that it happened, or are you angry at what happened after? >> it's a little bit of anger, but it's also this feeling of betrayal. >> what do you mean betrayal? >> so, my husband has been in for almost 18 years. we have moved our family cross-country, across oceans. we gave so much of our life to the navy for them to ignore warnings. and then we were directly and blatantly lied to about it. >> navy leadership has apologized for the spill but has not said that the contaminated

as cultural historian maurice berger has argued, the civil rights movement occurred during the rise of television. mass photojournalism and other technological advances that made information more accessible and capitalize on the power visual images to edify, edify, convince and persuade. as a civil rights movement progressed into the sixties and young activists entered the freedom struggle by joining the student nonviolent coordinating committee, also known as snick and other civil rights organizations. many of them disclosed that the images emmett till's murder because of mamie till-mobley orchestration, fueled their desire to become activists. according to simeon booker, the first black reporter for the washington post and one of the black chicago reporters covering the till case in mississippi, mamie decision had rallied the black people in mississippi. according to mississippi native former snick activists and sociologists joyce ladner. she was a part of the emmett till generation. no other single incident had a more profound impact on so many people who came into snick. we are see

. >> congresswoman spann berger, now candidate for governor of virginia, thank you for joining us. >>ou. >>> coming up, vice president harris made an announcement from the biden administration about something on which donald trump promises to do absolutely nothing. that's next, when the biden harris campaign co-chair congressman joins us. baby: li. oh! baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission

one recruiting poster in my hometown, new york, had declared berger all your land is gafah zewde and wafa citizen. your land is in danger. your land, meaning the united states to arms and to arms. these foreign born citizens went. it didn't matter to the volunteers, to the commander in chief, to anybody. it seems that army regulations at this time required all soldiers to speak english. the united states needed them just as they had. the immigrants had once needed the united states. and so while the union was about 14% foreign born, its armed services grew to 23% foreign born, 200,000 germans, 150,000 irish plus hungarians, italians, swiss, swedes, englishmen, willing, patriotic targets for aggressive union recruiting and a truly became lincoln's foreign legion. now this sudden enthusiasm for, emigration from the government reversed admittedly years of end of indifference in some quarters, intolerance in and other quarters. and it's obvious why in war, manpower needs over come aversion to foreigners. but this is a lincoln group as well as a roundtable so let's first explore lincoln's

but, you know, >> did you check out the owner's name is name is paul berger spelled with an e?y say had to close at the manager said it's because the property manager didn't renew the lease. >> well, as one restaurant closes, another opens. don't with those says it helps our mom, hold on to the handles if you're going to be handing them off. yeah. mayor matt mahan was there as you saw for the ribbon cutting ceremony of this brand restaurant in downtown san jose. it's called a lease that's located there on 96 0st street. the restaurant serves vietnamese in french cuisine. looks pretty fancy. the owner says she moved to the downtown area because she actually wanted to give back to the business community that helped her rebound from a break-in. >> as soon as you know, with the right of are with this first the whole community came together honestly, it was smashed 08:00pm by 12 and have a new the next morning we had a whole community came out pain, you know, all all boars. and it's just really time to get back. >> to the worst thing happens and then you find out everyone's there be

i'm her long time agent, pr representative cindy berger acted as a go between. i told her i was working on it. she put up it's it's not an authorized book. she didn't officially cooperate but you know she didn't put up any new hurdles my way, which was all i really asked for. so when i called friends and family members and people, she had worked with in the past, barbara walters did not tell them, not to talk to me. so that opened the door without her having to advocate for it. and not every single person talked to me. her daughter, jackie, declined to talk to me. she's done almost no interviews and is a very private person. but yes, i and i interviewed some of barbara's great good friends. i interviewed some of the women and men that she worked with, like like bill gates getty and richard wald, who was for a time the head of nbc news and later abc and later abc and, a great friend of barbara walters, who when walters decided she wanted to go see deep throat, remember that -- movie that came out that had a kind of following? she made -- wall take her there becau

i want to especially thank the navy for being cooperative on this, on this issue, undersecretary bergervy in dc, greg preston, who is the head of national brac, tony mengele, who's, came on around the same time i did in 2022. we, he had a fresh perspective on how to build trust in the community. danielle genda and michael pound also, who have really been excellent. they've really leaned into this, in ways that they're learning. they're learning to do this very hyper local, i'll say that again, hyper local kind of focused effort on contracting, and then i want to thank the team at oci and the city, lyla hussein, who's been helping tremendously, george bridges, maria pico, at contract compliance, they've been shepherding and spearheading like, what does this look like? asking the right questions of the navy team and getting this scope that i just write out to you, stephanie tang, who is head of contract monitoring division at the city, ken nem, who is head of city build, as soon as they got wind of this, we all jumped in and we were working with the navy. we've been having monthly meeting

. >> deputy national security adviser, and new berger says it's not clear what message the russian hackers were trying to send, but that much more needs to be done to beef up cybersecurity defenses of water systems around the country. >> russia has created a permissive does environment for hacktivists and cyber criminals. >> some of whom are affiliated in some way with russian intelligence. >> we don't know if they're moonlighting. we don't know if it's direct instructions given the us intelligence community is really been digging into that in the texas panhandle, the cyber attacks did not cause any significant damage, but experts fear future attacks could be worse. what's your biggest fear of what could happen? >> my biggest fear is that there could be health and safety impacts in addition to that, just the widespread panic that could occur if multiple systems were affected simultaneously, and the public confidence is eroding anderson, local officials told us it was fbi investigators that first alerted them that russian hackers suspected of being behind these sides. >> february attacks. t

you got in georgia, brad rappens berger, a conservative republican.is the head of elections in georgia. next person down is a conservative republican. both of them voted for trump. they oversee the elections in that state and plenty of audits done in georgia. and none of those audits came up negative. none of came up with the notion that there was any fraud in the election. host: richard in augusta, georgia. caller: good morning. i am a poll worker and i can tell you i have seen how the dominion machines work, i process them in and process them out and all the votes are counted with a paper ballot as backup. think thought is voter vote and north carolina, there was voter fraud and state of colorado has one of the best absentee ballot rates legally in the country. so why isn't that -- people still want to keep believe that the election was stolen, which it was not. 70 something million for trump. the people got to realize that dominion machines and that other company suing fox, and they are not tied to a mode em. guest: one of the big conspiracies arou

a resident of ur, simone berger, found him when she was walking in the park, took him home, fed him,want to eat them more than admire them, but overall, of course, it looks very epic, the snow is still white in the fields, and in the spring the waters are noisy, running, waking up the sleepy shore, running and shining, and they shout, they shout all the way . spring is coming, spring is coming, we are messengers of the young spring, she sent us forward, what, where, when, spring series of games, sunday on the first. borbon stersman - a product of the stellar group, whiskey manmencher, a product of the stellar group, gin Сnop, a product of the stellar group, monte chococa cognac, a product of the stellar group, rom castro, a product of the stellar group, good morning and bon appetit to everyone who is having breakfast now, i think not i'll be wrong. if i assume that many people now have a plate of porridge on their table, porridge, by the way, is our joy and food, yes, we see everything, by the way, here, of course, buckwheat, in my opinion, it’s definitely beyond competition, the mos

bloomberg brief with danny berger. >> the ecb is now and what he calls a pickle says the allianz ceo.s difference. markets could be spooked. >> he spoke to me earlier on the bloomberg brief, which you can cash at 5 a.m. every weekday. a who's who of business and tech leaders gathered at the white house last night. jamie dimon, larry fink, tim cook, jeff bezos were all among the attendees. also some celebrities were in attendance. u.s. credit card delinquency rates were the highest on record in the fourth quarter according to a report from the fed bank of philadelphia. almost 3.5% of credit card balances were at least 30 days past due at the end of december. the number of debts that were 60 and 90 days late also climbed. jon: next, antitrust action heating up over u.s. steel. >> i stand by my commitment to american workers. i will keep my word. i stand by our commitment to our alliance. jon: we will follow that story next on the program. live from new york city this morning, good morning. ♪ jon: equity futures on the s&p negative by one third of 1%. yields up again, nothing like yester