thursday some disturbing images emerge from the city of bout ya an arab driver that was assaulted by bob some was seen being to the after reportedly being pulled from his vehicle when trying to flee parties paulus listen this report from the city. in the israeli town of backed young which is just to the south of jaffa and outside tel aviv to be showing students have gathered here and they also smashing cars that presumably they think belong to arabs there's also an arab owned ice cream shop down the road and beat glass has all been destroyed b i and fittings in front of the building they've come you know with israeli flags to show they support and this is in the tiny haitian to the findings we've witnessed in the last few days which has been put on one seat arab on jewish violence so. so the police are firing stun grenades and trying. to flee having stun grenades and they trying to get people to run away from here at and see. if you can see the security officer coming down the road today and trying to push the crowd further and further away from here and a lot of the youngsters have moved dow

career bob some are going to make such statements. oh. i don't know why i was so dumb part of her some people are just don't see see things. in a new way one time changes and concepts change there's no change when that there are. changes in. their dislike of them pass i always thought of. a good rationale change is fun. and over 90 years old mr parker is finally able to reap the benefits of his work in astrophysics 60 years after he discovered solar winds it's now possible to take the 1st measurements and photos of them in the middle of the corona. and the spacecraft has been named the parkers solar probe in his honor. the heat of the sun is unfathomable rising to $15000000.00 degrees celsius at its core. the energy is then emitted outward via particles in a process that can take hundreds of thousands of years during this long journey outward the particles become fatigued diminishing in energy and turning into visible light. scientists have determined that the sun's visible surface still has a temperature of 6000 degrees however. lowen. th

there is, bob. someeople say this time could be different it's a bit of a dangerous argument cathie wood back in april did note, i thought this was interesting in a tweet, today's tech innovationdwarfs that of the late 1800s, early 1900s as a basis behind her thesis. we'll see how that plays out thank you. >>> meantime we're going to take a look at meme stocks. we are seeing another surge for amc this morning that has us actually thinking about a moon landing. check this out it is closing in on being up nearly 150% in just the last week on pace to pass the record volume it recorded at the height of the meme trade in january with roughly 220 million shares having already traded just this morning dom chu did math for us earlier and counted the outstanding shares and yesterday's staggering volume the company has changed hands twice in just the last two trading days. guys, it feels like deja vu all over again we watched this happen with gme and amc. but there is debate over who is doing the selling. a lot of

." >> yes, and on the heels of what you're saying right there, bob, some major retailers are startingyou heard from cvs this morning? >> reporter: yes, cvs issued a statement the pharmacy saying we're evaluating our in-store mask policy based on the latest cdc guidance, the safety of our employees, and customers will continue to guide our decision-making process, so they like other businesses at least in this instance have not yet made a decision on what they're going to allow or require in their stores. laura? >> big decision indeed. >> something we'll all keep in mind. >> thanks, bob. >>> governor newsom delivering his final budget proposal to state lawmakers. governor newsom set to lay out miss plan for californians and ask lawmakers to sign off on more funding for struggling businesses and free transitional kind gart on it all california families. the budget must be approved by the end of june. >>> california's much maligned employment development department experiencing a massive backlog in unresolved jobless claims. "the mercury news" found as of last week, more than 1 million w

some points who have survived the worst calamities in human history including the holocaust almost all of them are saying something similar they're saying bad things happen not because people are bob's well some people but relatively speaking their numbers are small and so they're saying the opposite of goodness is not necessarily the bobbins the opposite of kindness is not necessarily evil. the opposite of goodness is in fact numb is the moment we become numb desensitized and indifferent that is a very dangerous turning point because upon the ground we can sow the seeds of all kinds of racism all kinds of sexism and xenophobia once enough people become numb so it matters to speak about human rights and each other's stories but you're so right some things to change in our style as well sometimes populist demagogues are better in terms of addressing people's emotions than their liberal counterparts it's so dualistic they talk about the people versus the elite but i think more and more of us deliberately need to start using the words the words in a break them into pieces so i deliberately use populist elite because populist don't have a problem with elitism as long as they are the eli

some points who have survived the worst calamities in human history including the holocaust almost all of them are saying something similar they're saying bad things happen not because people are bob's well some people but relatively speaking their numbers are small and so they're saying the opposite of goodness is not necessarily the bobbins the opposite of kindness is not necessarily evil. the opposite of goodness is in fact. is the moment we become numb the sensitized and indifferent that is a very dangerous turning point because upon the ground we can sow the seeds of all kinds of racism all kinds of sexism and xenophobia once enough people become numb so it matters to speak about human rights and each other's stories but you're so right some things to change in our style as well sometimes populist among works are better in terms of addressing people's emotions than their liberal counterparts it's so dualistic they talk about the people versus the elite but i think more and more of us deliberately need to start using the words the words in a break them into pieces so i deliberately use populist elite because populist don't have a problem with elitism as long as they are the elit

so some slim bob. so why don't you, why see life? because i can't afford to stay, can we put up around 40 fence is only day that the heavy and they keep getting heavier. a lot of the mega be high offenses me more way. we have to do it whole by hand. my employees say they will quit if we have to continue putting up more fences and i will quit by high support them. it's impossible to continue this way. so was there a struggle for survival? shepherds versus wolves in ruddy, is territory. now. when we see an unprotected sheep and they go for it as just a coincidence, but it's like if you and i are on the highway and we'd say i'm hungry, we've got another 100 kilometers to go. why didn't we stop to eat breakfast? and then you stop in the next service area to have a smack. it's basically the same thing. it's not like wolf thing. i'm going to go to get some sheet from the pastor because they can't escape, so i'll target them very clever and they can learn. but when they get into the foster, it's all you can eat and help and i'm sure chasing

i remember bob strauss some of your are listeners will remember bob strauss. who was a mixer if you will a democratic and he would like to see he would bring people to see democratic presidents and advisors and they would come and they would say the strauss, you know, i'm gonna go into the oval office and i'm gonna tell that some of the -- thing or two, you know, and then they get into the oval office and they go oh mr. president you're doing a wonderful job. presidents are just not leveled with. so you gotta find people you trust to tell you that the truth and you know truman cast about for that he had he had his own cronies in there in the beginning and they was accused of cronyism. jimmy burns really didn't work out that well, right, but, you know clark clifford did so truman had to deal with trial and error here to find the people you can trust it, but but it's a lonely -- job. you know the one that cliche the loneliness of command it is never truer than in the oval office. yeah. well, i think you make a great point about you know, there's a difference bet

get some pokemon cards your room radar will go to ten >> bob send him some posters >> look at my roomllent rapid fire. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> coming up, this fintech stock is up 75% over the last year the name and what's driving the gains next the ceo will join us live. don't forget you can watch us live using the cnbc app. the exchange will be right back. >>> welcome back cloud software is real small and medium size businesses up nearly 75% in the past year joining us now is founder and ceo bill.com good to see you. i'm particularly interested in getting insight from you following this latest cdc news so many small businesses have been under such distress over the past year. >> every month is small business month. this may is the snb month. i grew up around snbs, every day you live and breathe it. you work hard to make a difference in the world and you work hard to bring your service and products to customers. what we have seen is they are getting back to work some example s year over year growth in our transaction volume three quarters ago it was 10%. then it was 16% a

lots of sunshine coming through for some bob way and for south africa. and that's the head of rain that's coming to cape town this weekend. the most people will never know what's beyond these doors. the deafening silence of 100000 and how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious with fear. it's not an option, but we're not most people. oh, a come back here watching out. just remind you now about headlines. america's top diplomat is in jordan mendecy, 5 between israel and math and garza secretary of state anthony blank met king abdullah. the 2nd welcome b u. s. administration decision to reopen its consulate and occupied east jerusalem . a dutch court has ordered oil giant shell to canada. carbon emissions by 45 percent. quite 2030. being hailed is a major victory from vironment with verdict could have major implications similar cases around the world. the former chief adviser to the u. k. prime minister has told the parliamentary committee, the government failed the public in it

or has sent in ground troops they've begun attacking the gaza strip residents are raw reporting some bobarguments already fears of a further incursion benjamin netanyahu israeli's prime minister just tweeted moments ago the last word was not said at this operation will continue as long as necessary so there you have it as we go to break we're learning now breaking news israel is sending ground troops into gaza the situation is escalating where out it will be right back. like when the host asked a question for the guests and then actually listens to the yes answer and then react to that it's a false dennis miller i've got a new show. thank you for finally changing. your story and you're tired of networks there were new. to them. no matter what. you know me 'd i'm famous for my views. and. yours truly scotty now. listen stop letting online algorithms dictate what you get to watch go to portable dr devi slash download to get killer television it's completely free i'm talking award winning comedy awesome sports coverage inside so fresh still taste like rasberry john a spring day take so hot

a new electric powered motorcycle is changing how women do business in rural some bob boy and south and families bring in more money how much hassle reports from. chickens are ready for the markets and this 3 wheeler known as hamba which means to go in zimbabwe is going to help her take the me. the farmer pays an equivalent of $15.00 a month with a group of friends to lease the electric power to motorcycles she can now sell her goods and much further away from a small village i had said. before i got this bike i couldn't come this far now i sell my chickens and vegetables at a business center that's 20 kilometers away i can get more customers here and more money even carry more goods. the bikes are being tested by a local startup that's leasing the motorcycles to women in the community our aim was to bring green mobility solutions to women in communities because you notice that you remain. under rated and they spend most of their time doing the household chores instead of. making money and improving their incomes so we thought that if for the partner to tested the riemann to see if they

fishing boat through the post apocalyptic world, inspired by west africa, folklore as in bob lee and super here. just some of the comments published by golly media, which brings the best in afo futurist art in animation to the world. both of them, that is the same price least just so much in that it could be on there will be a waste if it was didn't get to the disney is listening, the hollywood drive is backing you watch a fight by animated series created by google. the details the plot are still top secret. pre mike, because fissions story taking place in the lead goes that the class inequality and other fields. i'm very careful. yeah. yeah. that's what i can put out. whether in comics, movies, music, or design, the art of apple futurism combines tradition with imagination to envision a brighter future for africa and the world the time now to look at another movement that presented a powerful vision of the future. some 100 years ago. we trace the roots to the political st. tom now found all over the world to mexican music. in some images, make it into the history the while others even wind up for sale on

senegalese fishing, both the post apocalyptic world, inspired by west africa, folklore, as in bob, leon superhero. just some of the comments published by golly, media, which brings the best an afo futurist art and animation to the world. well, also within that is the same price, these just so much in that it could be on this will be a waste if it was going to get them to the disney is listening, the hollywood drive is backing. it was a fight by animated series created by who colleagues details the plot are still part secret. the story is pretty much fiction story taking place in the leg. was that the end of class inequality? and i'm very careful. yeah, yeah. that's what i consider putting out whether in comics, movies, music or design. the art of apple futurism combines tradition with imagination to envision a brighter future for africa and the world the time now to look at another movement that presented a powerful vision of the future. some 100 years ago, we traced the roots of the political st. tom now found all over the world to mexican uranus. the some images make it into the history the while others e

boone as bob mentioned before, some people think he died at the alamo. they know if you're from a certain age because daniel boone was in the television show for several years play by fast parker and his trusty little indian sidekick mango. what if the real daniel boone doesn't measure up? as bob said before, he was everywhere it seems. he kept showing up at battles here, in the french indian revolutionary war. all these other exploits that he was involved in. but if we did a deep dive into the life of daniel boone and burrow from thatwb■, and use tht to connect our story, would he measure up? that's what blood and treasure found out that most of the legend of daniel boone that has been passed down as been based on truth. the queen skin cap is just one example of exaggerations or fictions about daniel boone. , but he was someone who in his early life, childhood on, had regular interactions with indians. so he came to admire, respect and emulate them, and dress like them, with the survival schools in skills in the forest. you seem to have this natural abi

summit for us and joins us from porto in portugal where it's currently taking place bob wrote why the reluctance for some from some european leaders to back away even of. they really are in a diplomatic conundrum here because they feel that joe biden is sort of painting them into the corner of the the bad boys all of a sudden they're in the next quarter however what they say is their argument is and one that was particularly made very strongly by the french president in monreal mccrum giving away the patents is not going to secure a single dose affected within the next year even of the negotiations in the w t o 2 world trade organizations would be very slow they would be dragging on for months and plus if you give the patents cured have anything you don't have production sites you don't have a supply chain and all of these seems a much more important so the majority of leaders here say we are willing and happy to cooperate we will help was knowledge transfer and transfer of high tech and that we have developed but we don't want to just throw out the patents because probably and that's what some nobody re

so some slim bob. so why don't you, why the life? because i can't afford to, yes, we put up around 40 fences on the day at the heavy and they keep getting heavier. so as a lot of work, maggie high offenses mean, why don't we have to do it whole by hand, but my employees say they will quit if we have to continue putting up more fences and i will quit by i support them. it's impossible to continue this way. so was there a struggle for survival? shepherds versus wolves in ruddy is territory. now, when we'll see an unprotected sheep and they go for it, that's just a coincidence. but it's like if you and i are on the highway and we'd say i'm hungry, we've got another 100 kilometers to go. why didn't we stop to eat breakfast? and then you stop in the next service area to have a snack. it's basically the same thing. it's not like wal think i'm going to go get some sheet from the pastor because they can't escape. so i'll target them very clever that they can learn. but when they get into the foster, it's all you can eat and helping them, i'm

so some slim bob. so why don't you, why the life? because i can't afford to exist as we put up around 40 fences on the day at the heavy and they keep getting heavier. so it's a lot of work. maggie. hi, offenses me more away. we have to do it whole by hand, but my employees say they will quit if we have to continue putting up more fences and i will quit to bice clinic and i support them. it's impossible to continue this way. so was there a struggle for survival? shepherds versus wolves in ronnie's territory. now when we'll see an unprotected sheep and they go for it, that's just a coincidence. but it's like if you and i are on the highway and we'd say i'm hungry, we've got another 100 kilometers to go. why didn't we stop to eat breakfast and then you stop in the next service area to have a snack. it's basically the same thing. it's not like wolfing. i'm going to go get some sheet from the pasture because they can't escape. so i'll target them very clever and they can learn, but when they get into the other one it's all you can eat and

the fans got to see some history. bob baffert proving that you can't ever count out his horses. coming into the derby. but he jumped out to an amazing start. essential quality and the others just unable to catch up. baffert are record seven wins and he has won three of the last four. >> i cannot believe he won this race. it was all him, it was guts. i'm so spoiled bringing the heavy duty forces in here, but that little horse has a heart. >> this is his fourth kentucky derby win. he is going fir his third title. he had american pharaoh in 2013 and justified in 2018. will medina's spirit have a shot at it? we'll find out. >> that wraps this hour, i'll be back in just a moment with more news. please be safe. (text chime) (text chime) (text chime) (sighs) (text chime) (chuckles) (text chime) it's the biggest week in television. watchathon week is your chance to finally watch shows you missed for free. now you get to talk about them with your friends, no matter what time it is. say "watchathon" into your voice remote and watch for free >> an international effort to get aide to india

thing is an agenda in some form of course not compared to like drop acid or something like that that's fascinating that's good stuff well great conversation always good to see bob thanks for your wisdom so much you really appreciate it we appreciate it and that's our news thanks so much for being with us some fascinating stories today i think i've characterized some of them as weird because they kind of have been we'll continue to look for the stories that affect your lives. obviously we think that's probably one of the most important barometers of why we choose the stories that we share with you whether they're happening here or in china or in vietnam or across the street i'm rick sanchez i want to thank you so much for being with us we'll be looking for you again remember to tell your friends we're here and talk about portable t.v. and we'll be looking for you when it's time by golly the good news again. we can't control political volatility inflation massive government debt or the wild swings of the stock market but we can control. where we put our money gold is easily outperforming the stock market the last 20 years. protect your money buy gold. for your fr

everybody knows daniel boone the by name, you know, they know the figure daniel boone as bob mentioned before some people think he died at the alamo. so they think they know daniel boone. they know if you're from a certain age because daniel boone was in the television show for several years played by fess parker with ed ames playing bingo is trusty loyal indian sidekick. but we thought what if what if the real daniel boone doesn't measure up, you know, he has bob said before he was everywhere it seems you know, he kept showing up at battle battles here in the french and indian war revolutionary war adventures against rescuing his daughter and and two friends from being kidnapped and all these other exploits that he was involved in. but if we did some a deep dive into the life of daniel boone to borrow from that use for that to connect our story would he measure up and that's what was one of the real delights of blood and treasure. is to find out that a lot if not most of what the legend of daniel boone has been passed down is based on truth. uh, you know, they're the current skin cap, which one e

bob, i haven't seen you in quite some time since the summer of zero rates during a pandemic are you still -- i mean in treasury parlance we call it bullish, in other words, do you think that rates are going to fall from here, rise from here and what do you make of all this fed speak the last day or so >> hi, kelly you know what, god, i love janet. she said exactly what we're all thinking, that given the current and expected rate of economic growth and inflation, the current level of yields is just plain dumb and the reason they're there is because that's where the fed wants them, at least for now and, sure, afterward, she was reminded that she's a fed alum, she has to toe the line. evans reminded everyone. they still haven't yet reached their inflation target they still haven't recovered all the jobs loss, but i look at it like you're standing on the train tracks and there's a freight train coming at you. are you really going to play chicken with it or are you going to jump off the tracks >> we're at 1.6% call it on the ten-year the way you're talking, we should be over 3%. >> look, a goo

so some for him. bob, so why don't you, why the life? because i can't afford to stay, can we put up around 40 fence is only one day that the heavy and they keep getting heavier. so as a lot of work, maggie. hi. offenses me my way. we have to do it whole by hand. but my employees say they will quit if we have to continue putting up more fences and i will quit by clinic. i support them. it's impossible to continue this way. so was there a struggle for survival? shepherd versus wolves in ruddy is territory. now. when will see and i'm protected sheep and they go for it as just a coincidence. and it's like if you and i are on the highway and we'd say i'm hungry, we've got another 100 kilometers to go. why didn't we stop to eat breakfast? and then you stop in the next service area to have a snack. it's basically the same thing. it's not like wal think i'm going to go get some sheep from the pasture because they can't escape so i'll target them. and that they can learn. but when they get into the foster, it's all you can eat and helping them sh

lots of sunshine coming through for some bob way and for south africa and that the head of rain that's coming to cape town this weekend. the black and brown immigrant women at the mercy of the private prison corporation. 4 lines investigate allegations of medical abuse of women, held it a privately run immigration detention facility in rural georgia. you still don't know what happened here saying that you don't have a chance to read everything. an ordeal exposed by a nurse turned whistled our below the with a 1000 times over. if i had no consent, surgery scandal, in immigrant detention on al jazeera, most people will never know what's beyond these doors. the deafening silence of 100000. how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is precious, with fear is not an option. but when most people oh a come back watching out there. it's time to recap our headlines now. america's top diplomat is in jordan to some and to seize 5 between israel and hammer in garza secretary of state entity, blankenburg, king of dollars a 2nd, who

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is loose an agenda in some form of course not compared to like drop acid or something like that that's fascinating that's good stuff well great conversation always good to see bob thanks for your wisdom so much you really appreciate it we appreciate it and that's our news thanks so much for being with us some fascinating stories today i think i've characterized some of them as weird because they kind of have been we'll continue to look for the stories that affect your lives. obviously we think that's probably one of the most important promises of why we choose the stories that we share with you whether they're happening here or in china or in vietnam or across the street i'm rick sanchez i want to thank you so much for being with us we'll be looking for you again remember to tell your friends with here and tell about portable t.v. and we'll be looking for you when it's time. to do news ago. *. an ocean of stories even the news worth knowing can overwhelm you. you could even use your way i know you want it all so let me bring you the best. it's easy just press play. those in command of toxic systems designed to keep us confused distracted of where you are no mat

arthel: all right, following up lucas' report there, hall of name horse trainer bob baffert could make someentucky derby winner to be disqualified for a failed drug test. but this is not a first one of bob baffert's horses. this is the fifth time a horse he trained has failed a drug test recently, and the full list goes back even longer with the new york times reporting last fall that baffert has been cited in 29 such cases over the last four decades. let's bring in now 2019 preakness champion trainer mark cassie. so, mark, should medina spirit be allowed to compete today? >> i think so. you know, we still haven't gotten the second test back, and i absolutely, i think he should, will compete today. arthel: now, of course, the horse's trainer, we had bob baffert on "america's newsroom earlier this week, and i want to play what he had to say. >> these horses don't live in a bubble. they're in an open farm, people are touching them. you went from the derby, after the derby everybody's up there touching -- i mean, there's so many ways these horses can get contaminated. and when they're testing

it is comprised of 36 academics, one of whom led his campaign, bob bauer and perhaps some of the most significant abortion case since roe v. wade on the docket, this idea is picking up a huge head of steam. shannon bream is here, but first, david spunt takes us inside the meeting. good afternoon. >> bob bauer is the co chair of that commission. made up of 36 people, republicans and democratic scholars that will be meeting several times the next few months to talk about many different issues. the one getting the most attention is specifically potentially adding more justices on the supreme court. should there continue to be nine, be more, perhaps less. the constitution does not establish a set number of justices. numbers have changed but it's been nine justices since 1869. >> we really do not believe we can do this work without the benefit of the broadest diversionty of perspectives that we'll be considering. >> 1937, franklin d. roosevelt wanted 15 justices. it was called court packing. he wanted to push progressive policies and believes this was the way to do it. his plan failed. in

some may say what a bore, bob, maybe he's just smarter than many other drivers in the car. and which card model is probably the most difficult on the route, french one of course, but which one se 20 d as in french yet means got it. the next personality is less divine. the know, when all. busy can get a bit loud and love a good read in this protective area for them. every other road user is simply incompetent. any passenger on board must be able to unit up from time to time. the 2nd sense to drive who the know it or it what kind of car just you know it or prepare a toyota prius to be precise. the ton of shop is the going gets tough. he will also leave the car to make me aware that mistakes which be a huge, aggressive type best military, robust, aggressive the hammer of course, personality number 6 is not aggressive at all. the s k p distance themselves from everyone and everything make time to day dreams . talk on the phone and pay no attention at all and see themselves as a danger on the road. what kind of car does someone who is not at all interested in the world drive is

organization in the world that i like to say it started with the full book with bob calling the ford foundation to give somee of the ways that bob was extraordinary was standing up once at a meeting of board meeting at human rights watch and he said we endow our libraries. we endow our hospitals. we and our universities. let's endow our values. the amazing thing about bob is when i reminded him 10 years later it was all about his instincts for what was right and to be a person at his level and it's hard now to fully appreciate being the chairman of random house meant that anybody would come to his table. in the early years of what became human rights watch who would have a familiar -- and everybody wanted to be around bob. he and the woman who was his first investigator the human rights situation. orville shelled they started this thing. it was tiny and by the way susan went to work for them in ice to save that have been google and shoot gone to work for them we would be no dinners instead of human rights watch pray she was the first press director but what bob did consistently was sustained his belief in v

so some may say what a bore, bob. maybe he's just smarter than many other drivers in the car. and which car model is probably the most she does the vehicle on the road. french one of course, but which one s d 20 d. as in french viet means goddess. personality is less divine. the know we know we. busy can get a bit loud and love the good read in this protected area for them. every other row user is simply incompetent. any passenger on board must be able to unit up from time to time. is that sense to drive or the know it or it's all. what kind of car just, you know, it presents a toyota prius to be pre sized. mm . the panel is going get you will see these cars, cars make the other where their mistakes, which is aggressive type best, military, robust, aggressive, the hum of course, personality number 6 is not aggressive at all. the k p distance themselves from everyone and everything make time to day dreams, cost and the phone and pay no attention at all. as does see themselves as a danger on the road. what kind of car does someone who's not at all interested in the world drive?

so some may say what a bore, bob may be just smarter than many other drivers in the car. and which car model is probably the most difficult on the road? a french one of course, but which one se 20 d, as in french d, it means got it. the next personality is less divine. i know when all can get a bit loud and good read in this protected area, for them every are the rows, user is simply incompetent. any passenger on board must be able to unit up from time to time if they can stand to drive the know it or it, or what kind of car just you know it or preserve a toyota prius to be pre sizes in the pony shop is the going gets tough. he will also leave the car to make me aware of their mistakes, which be aggressive type, best, military, robust, aggressive. see how much of course personality number's 6 is not aggressive at all. the s k p the distance themselves from every one and everything next time, day dreams talk on the phone and pay no attention at all and see themselves as a danger on the road. what kind of car does someone who's not at all interested in the world drive? if t

studying ways to make viruses stronger and deadlier and you have evidence in october 2019 some individuals working with bobit more than a year ago some of the people work in the lab were made ill. if at all possible it all points all the circumstantial evidence points there and then you also have the apparent ties of the chinese military to the slab and you begin saying why isn't china be more we want to be more forthcoming. elizabeth: we also dr. fauci writing an op-ed in the washington post in 2011 saying we should create aat lab virus that does not exist in nature to create vaccines. nih in 2017 lift the funding pause on all the supervisors research. why allowed china to do this research giving is bad history. your final word. >> we don't know why dr. fauci would've approved it looks like he allowed money to geton equal health alliance and they funded money to the wuhan lab, i understand they want to study linking a function but what purpose making a pandemic virus, it's hard to see why. elizabeth: got it, congressman andy biggs, thank you for joining us. former dhs acting deputy secretary ken cuccinell

months of you know how they select and have thought of those men you can make and it's a 100 bob well i can have some delusion and i can cover your can be a fuse or not or that i love. better with money or. daughter men an empire began receding in the 19th century. in 1830 at last algeria to france while egypt gradually came under british rule which then expanded into the arabian peninsula. the arabs of mesopotamia greater syria and the haitian. remains part of the ottoman empire which was undergoing its own changes. kind of person but it and how does. that. democrat or you mention this at the very near time is a while michalis well but as i look for. measures a 3rd me when i'm a silly. moderate. or lucked out a lot of the year mostly 1000000. in 1000 or 8 the committee of union and progress the young turks overthrew didn't have meet the 2nd and restored the 876 constitution. this reduced tension at the top of ottoman politics but also created in thyatira among arab groups in the empire and let her the and much more a new dictatorial. the most more than the your ugly i can or can debate home call me

bob, you've been speaking to some of the families, the victim's family members and what is the latest there from police? >> reporter: chp sergeant has confirmed two people were killed on this party bus during a shooting on eastbound 580 in oakland overnight and we believe at least one other person was shot, that party bus is behind me and the driver presumably drove it here to the eastmont substation for oakland police when they were looking for help earlier this morning. notice the windows are shot out on the side of the bus. according to family who is out here, one of those people who was shot and killed a 19-year-old girl who was on this party bus with other people her age, they were celebrating one of the girl's birthdays, they were driving around oakland around 12:30 this morning, someone in a car pulled up alongside the bus on eastbound 580 and this person, this week started firing at them. some of the shooting took place eastbound 580 between gardner and seminary where the freeway was closed for several hours and since reopened and again more shooting at 68th and foothill, and

charles: i will put away my darts, do some homework again. bob a pleasure with the conversation.of them. see you soon. >> thank you. charles: the emergence of capitalism we know over years lifted millions of people from poverty into prosperity but there is a major effort to abandon it in the notion in the name of fairness. i will bring in the author of the, the war on small business, carol roth. you have been in the camp that businesses should focus on profits but naturally that means they're doing the right thing. what do you think, you have to admit there are major changes going on in corporate america. your thoughts? >> sounds so mean when you say it that way, charles. somewhere in the education we lost the fact that profits are compensation for taking risk. back to human nature. people take risk in proportion to reward. if you don't have any reason for people to be take that extra risk such as profits they will not take the same kind of risks. then we'll end up with a lack of innovation and a lack of wealth as you mentioned has lifted nearly a billion people out of poverty, f

seen at a sporting event since the pandemic started and those fans here, they got to see some history, because bobtrainers. he comes through with a win here at the kentucky derby. he's now won seven of them. that's more than any other trainer in horse racing history. and medina spirit, not one of bob baffert's most dominant horses like american farro or justified, both of them which won triple crowns, but medina spirit jumping out to the lead from the start of this race and able to hold off favorites essential quality and the others there at the end to get the win. and bob baffert now has won three of the last four kentucky derbies. he said he's just lucky to have so many great horses that he trains. and it was also a great weekend for jockey john velazquez. he has now won his fourth kentucky derby. he also won the kentucky oaks yesterday. so, he's having a great weekend, but pam, you know, baffert, he's already won two triple crowns with american pharoah in 2015 and justify in 2018. we'll see if he gets another shot at it with medina spirit at the preakness in two weeks. >> we'll see. there are s

there is also a petition to cancel the olympics as well that's gained some 350,000 signatures. the opening ceremony, bob. what do you see happening? >> well, just as a side note, a very small percentage, something around 3%, of all japanese citizens have been vaccinated. in many areas around the country they're under a state of emergency, including tokyo itself. there's 70,000 volunteers. except for those over 65 are know at present eligible. you have 200 some nations, and their athletes and smaller delegations coming together. it will be atypical, even if they pull it off without any health catastrophe, it's going to be very atypical. the athletes will have to stay in the olympic village. when their competition is over, they can't stick around. they have to go back to their 4078 countries. not all of them will be fully vac nailed when they arrive, even though there's a push on for that. only japanese nationals, residents, citizens can be in the stands, even that will be limited so. late great jim mackay said to me when i was embarking on hosting the olympics. remember it's not just a sports event. it's

the bay's" bob redell is live across the bay at the oakland zoo where authorities took that big cat in late last night. we're seeing more and more wild animals. maybe they're looking for someut there, too, bob. >> reporter: that's the question the people who monitor these types of things are trying to answer. the oakland zoo has agreed to take in this mountain lion, to take care of it until a decision is made on what to do with it, laura. the mountain lion was spotted yesterday morning in a tree on santa marina near mission in the bernal heights neighborhood as you can see in the photo taken by a person who lives in the area. animal control believes this is twice the day before. last night an officer with the state fish and wildlife agency tranquilize it had with a dart as it sat in a tree outside a house. the lion jumped down from the tree, went on to a front porch where it passed out. the os ersofficers were able to retrieve it and take it to the zoo. >> i came downstairs to take the garbage out and got about three steps down and there was a man sitting in a car out here who looked at me and yelled, get back inside, there's a cougar in the tree. i thought it was a joke,

some of these attacks. earlier in the week, most of that pressure from democrats was coming from the more progressive flank of the party but that started to change yesterday when u.s. senator bobenendez released a statement raising some concerns about those attacks we just discussed yesterday. and senator menendez has a reputation for being one of the more pro-israel democrats on capitol hill so it underscores the changing politics around this. of course, president biden spent most of the day yesterday working from the oval office. he's here in wilmington today. we have not yet heard him speak publicly this weekend about the conflict. there's nothing on his public schedule for today. he was initially expected to return to washington tonight. the white house says he'll now not go back until tomorrow and president biden's focus next week is going to be on his infrastructure package and getting that passed. but, of course, we should expect to see him come -- see continued pressure from democrats for president biden to speak out more against this. >> richard, really quickly to you. you've covered these conflicts over the years. where do you get a sense of where we are right now? c

couple of months any more than the deflation was this time last year. >> mike santoli, bob pisani talking about somelier, of course on days like this, it is often the technicals that drive to the fore what about for the nasdaq, where the bulk of the selling is happening, the nasdaq 100. where are the key levels of support people are looking out to where it could still just be a pullback within kind the normal course of action? >> i would say down a couple hundred points below here is probably where you are looking at in terms of the nasdaq 100. it is not a big move it is back to where we were at points in march. it's also right around where that 200 day average would be for that index so i think that's ballpark keep in mind we had one of these flushes, february into march, kind of a similar dynamic where the dow type stocks ignored the nasdaq selloff for a while until they couldn't anymore. that's the kinds of selloff we are looking at the s&p is 15 or 20 points from its 50 day average all of these areas where you would have stops along the way, obvious points for dip buyers and bargain hunters to c

first we have some breaking news we are following out of fremont, a brush fire in the mission peak regional preserve. "today in the bay's" bob redell arrived on the scene. what is the latest out there, bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. when we last saw you, we were in the parking lot and moved up about a mile into the hills so you can see where the firefighters are at. you can see the main issue for them is and that's the steeper it terrain. this is the mission peak regional preserve. they're in the clouds where the flashing lights are, the two-acre wildfire is burning started around 4:20. i talked to the battalion chief 30 minutes ago one of the flanks was surrounded, a good sign. still trying to get around the other flank. the challenge is the accessibility. they're area to get to the vehicles closer to the fire but they have to hoof it in. four fremont fire excuse me, three fremont fire vehicles up there and i saw a second cef vehicle, five vehicles in there and a crew trying to get a handle on this. worst case was if the winds were to pick up, fortunately they're not right now, and if the sun were

. >> we don't know who bob is anymore because it could be -- >> we heard some interesting things about diller had said, about disenfranchising, bob ageiger, o is not the chairman anymore. >> leaving the company at the end of the year, going on i'm sure to do some very interesting things, unclear what those will be, but this is bob chapik's disney now bob eiger built it, largely through successful acquisitions. >> and many of people would say they overpaid for, i don't want to get into an argument about it right now but they paid a lot there, that said direct to consumer was everything. and the pivot they did there was incredible and we will never forget that august day, i don't remember when it was, when the espn numbers and everybody was like what was going to happen and they made it happen. >> david, i want it talk about something that has been bothering me about disney. >> okay. >> disney plus is now the same place that espn is, in other words disney plus numbers don't come out great, then the stock goes down. the stock is punished. >> it's what the stock trades. >> and that's ridic