in february, excuse me, fiscal year 23, the bps budget was 84% less than it was in 2004. and as a result, the number of investigators in the state of new york has decreased by some 67%, causing significant reductions in education and training, and negatively impacting the local economy. specifically at polytechnic institute, the bps division currently supports approximately four pis and 24 graduate and undergraduate students, just a few years ago that number was closer to seven pis. labs funded by pps will no longer be sustainable while the number of grants awarded is reduced and forced to change direction, threatening the success of nasa's aspiration goals. how is nasa attempting to be responsive to the ambitions of reinvestment from the biological and physical sciences community in this constrained budget environment?>> congressman, when john glenn first flew, we weren't sure what was going to happen to the physical body. there was even concern if the eyeballs would stay in the sockets, we had flown a chimpanzee prior. just think, when you don't know what is going to be

through this budget process, congress will recognize the crucial progress of this research to help bps and nasa fully realize its mission. with that, i yield back. >> i would like to know recognize the gentleman from ohio. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's good to see you again, administrator. it was good to see you in ohio just a couple weeks ago. we appreciate you coming up to cleveland and spending the afternoon with us. having you there was very actual. we had some great conversations, including about the importance of the research center, which is located right into our district. nasa space technology directorate funds a lot of significant priorities for nasa, many of which the research center is involved in. however, funding has been relatively stagnant over the last five years. the fiscal year '25 budget proposes ramping up funding in large part to support a nuclear power system that could operate on the moon. administrator nelson, can you please talk about the importance of fission surface power and why we need to invest in it now and are just further down the line? and can you

the oil giant, bp, has tightened its rules on workplace relationships after its former boss was dismissedelationships that have taken place with colleagues in the last three years. with more, here's david waddell. bp's chief executive was sacked in december, accused of certificate yours misconduct —— serious misconduct. he lost his jobs along with millions of pounds of share allowances and bonuses. in december, the firm accused its former boss of providing inaccurate assurances as part of 2022 investigation. they said he knowingly misled the board. at the time, mr luney said he was disappointed with the way the situation had been handled. this week, bp said it had updated its conflict of interest policy after looking at comparable organisations and good industry practice. previously, employees were only required to disclose and record family or intimate relationships at work if they felt there could be a conflict of interest. but this policy goes much wider. about 4,500 managers have been asked to submit any reports in the next three months whether or not they feel they represent a confli

. >> do you know who your bp is? told us that you knew in the iowa caucuses. >> we have some really talented people. i have a pretty good idea. i think it is probably -- i will do it that way it is usually done. >> male or female? >> i will tell you fairly soon. be one who was in the room? tom cotton was in the room. marco rubio, tim scott was in the room. j.d. vance was in the room. that's go some details on the field these can dance. i want to start with senator tim scott. this is harvard polling. one of the few polls that has ranked bp contenders based on how they would affect that to get really only person who adds to the trump to get the harvard poll is tim scott to add 6 points. yesterday, this is from "punch bowl news." more than any other vp short lester according to "punch bowl." may be reading into the tea leaves. >> it is huge when you take into account outside the margin of error. everybody loves tim scott. that is the whole point. find me one person that actually doesn't like that beautiful gentle incred

vitebsk bp operatives discovered theft by the director of one of the enterprises in the regional centershed that the 58-year-old top manager gave illegal instructions to a subordinate employee to transfer money to. teenager from shklov, i wanted to become the owner of a fashionable branded sweatshirt, but i came across online platforms and an unscrupulous seller. the store assured that the items were original, which was confirmed by showing photos of tags on which the manufacturer's brand was indicated. the seller priced his product at 135 rubles. however , after receiving the order by mail, the buyer realized that... it did not correspond to the description of the brand's distinctive signs, including there were no tags on it, only markings with the brand name on the front side. contacting the seller with a request to return money paid, buy. was refused, after which the guy turned to the police. in order to establish the value of the sweatshirt , a commodity examination was carried out. forensic experts confirmed that the item was not a product of the brand claimed by the seller. taking

the director of bp is elected to the commission with the participation of internationals, where they have the predominant right to vote. director babe is elected transparently, the requirements for director web are quite strict. this bill extends the norm when cleaning. international experts for the selection of candidates for positions in the bureau of economic security and these international experts are removed during retraining, please excuse me, but the international experts have shown their high efficiency, we have problems with communication, on sorry, it was our correspondent dmytro dido. who talked about how the plenary day in the verkhovna rada passed today. and we are moving on, and 3,500 air defense components have been handed over to our armed forces. a batch of spare parts was seized from underground warehouses in the kyiv region. the operation was carried out by the security service together with the national police. these are spare parts for anti- aircraft missile systems and artillery systems, as well as engines for armored vehicles. no warehouses belonged to a local

. >>> pippa stevens is here to talk about bp. >> this is a report from reuters, that bp is pausing hiring and also pausing new wind projects. it's not that surprising, because it's booked significant losses on wind projects, including one earlier this year. they are not the only european major that's hitting the pause on renewable build-out. shell rolled back theirs, and we have seen this ongoing valuation gap between the european and u.s. companies. in europe they have doubled down on renewables, exxon and chevron, they do have low-carbon division, but it's a fraction of their spending, and they have not gone into similar and wind, but areas where they say they can be leaders, like carbon capture. and now others are considering posting their listing to the u.s. >> what is behind this pullback? they just don't see the profits out of wind and solar and so forth? >> lower profits and longer term. that's when you have commodity prices, you're minting a lot of money. exxon and chevron made more than in the last few years. it's justle valuation gap, and investors willing to pay more, versus th

it will be doubled. bp is concealing the true scale of its starting emissions from the public. i'm from an investor, the but that, and how to call that will cause your goodness domino's choosing bonaza and football gama. what, how we've done and where you can use this model. how that will gauze and know who your foot amount the met, the whole sneak in the door knob said no, we in and out this mob how the gauze you can tell you what i'm you're heading. the shock in and out off the phone on the home in the, by the out in the box for flights or 4 full funds, the medina to the bus for alexia. so see how donna justin had on the settlement from seeing that engine. now the t should not match what i came in by the police these motors in my door. can you in the middle of the country? maybe it was the middle of the evening, but the i was working in regions 5 use 96 as working between iraq and the u. k. for the pay the shell needed the companies randall phillips, what the pay to provide them with gas the otherwise would have been flat. fundamentally, you have this conflict of interest bec

and europe, 35 bps in the end. one thing that is supporting the rest of the world is that we have seen growth data higher after a terrible 2023. in the u.s., things were great in 2023 but they are slowing down now. there is no rush to cut rates because things are getting better. paul: i appreciate your patience talking about the central banks because we have had a lot of central bank action. i want to get your views on markets. china is closed today. but animal spirits and consumer sentiment are linked to the property segment. the announcements about propping it up -- is that enough for you and the question is around implementation? >> policy is in the right direction. there is a lot of unfinished projects in china. some say it is around 3.6 million square meters. spending 1/5 of that over a long time is a step in the right direction but it seems quite small. the next thing is it is a complex situation, taking over the development, finishing it and using it for low-cost housing. within the same building you will ha

it clearly shows the downward trend. bp is priced and routine signing between 230 and to invest as a looks like that doing really well. many of the senior managers are mailer, p, o x p, p. and we've line the btn effectively calls the shots, but the official afraid of the field is the remainder of pricing organization. b, p is the lead contractor. and this consortium question with the rocky government and a chinese oil company. unlike many consultants, non s b oil companies involved in this project report fair emissions because we have to get hold of satellite data to find the truth. i the peas annual centering 2021 across the whole world. so that just 4000000 tons of c o 28. and that's misleading because it from nailer was included in those figures. it will be doubled. bp is concealing the true scale of its thing, emissions from the public, from invest us the but that, and how to call that will cause you donald holder. that using bonaza in the box. come on, what, how we've done in a sort of where you can use this model. how that will cause a know who your total monthly mitchell, snee

anyway, coming up, bp has put restrictions on workplace romances.good afternoon to you. i'm aaron armstrong. rishi sunak insists he hasn't given up hope of winning the general election, but has warned voters not to give labour a blank check. the prime minister's campaigning at a school in north east lincolnshire today, a new figures show the economy stagnated in april with zero growth, a setback to his claim. the uk's turned a corner. now the tories have pointed to figures that demonstrate that the economy had grown in the previous three months to april . previous three months to april. but shadow chancellor rachel reeves says the figures exposed the damage done after 14 years of conservative chaos. >> it's this prime minister and this chancellor that has presided over this state of affairs with an economy that's barely grown these last 14 years. yesterday day, the prime minister published a desperate wish list of giveaways. but the frankly, the money is not there . frankly, the money is not there. and if the prime minister did have a chance to impl

a problem for the current president act that he is losing and may be trump will get a bump from his bpng pollsters they will. >> it's adding pressure on the debate and i'm wondering what do you make, does it so happened? i was out my doubts. but what do you think we. >> i think it happens just because there is a motivation. trump wants it and he said anytime anyplace. then had to give a little bit on the negotiations going on outside the commission. biden has to do it because he is losing. 's got a shakeup this race. and is nastiness between the 2 parties obviously they don't know where to go some of them are looking at rfk junior and other third party had because they don't like these 2 choices. >> neil: fike ai had robert at canby junior with me yesterday at 1 of the thanks he brought up as he is like more than either of those guys. it doesn't mean that you have the voters support there sometimes they think it's a waste of time, only 7 state ballots out his name. he is confident he will be on all 50 belts by the time the election, lately. >> it is getting late and again neil. he was

one thing he mentioned while on stage in the church is that he talked about his bp list someone on stageith them and we know byron is on the shortlist of vps president trump that he thanks he would make a great vp we do know he is on the list we've also been told trump will make the bp announcement closer to the convention he definitely was not shy about it tonight. jon: madison and detroit thank you. the former president has taken the stage and is speaking in detroit right now. let's listen in for a few minutes. >> we are leaving your estate by a lot. warren and davidson, warren thank you. thank you very much. right woman who was very quiet, very shy but very professional marjorie taylor green. [cheering] great person she is a great person. michael cloud, thank you my own congressman michael cloud and former congressman someone who almost one new york which they said wasn't impossible. what a campaign to ears late frankly because today it is different the illegal migrants have taken over new york today it is different but what a job he did former congressman lee zeldin. leah, wherever y

is the fact that the opposition led the, the in the alliance is almost going neck and neck with the bp lead india alliance. and with that, but there's why is that significant to the entire result of this, of these notes in the elections? i mean, honestly with it, but there's obviously a fascinating, but i'm very surprised it seem as a better by the state of scene as a swing states sometimes. but the beach, if he has had a strong voice on this state over the last 10 years, especially at the local government or the state government is to be, should be as well. and uh the, the dish popular and seems to vote very often along religious lines. but speaking of that, it seems that the appeal that to be different with making to the construction of the historic is on the temper of the or the significant wrong around temper, excuse me, does not seem to have put to it as much the city in which that temper was made, but it'd be to be, seems to be using it. and the fact that somehow this uh, the anti minority dialogue that i mentioned audio seems to have back fired, especially for the minorities the

. >> the first live a fox team coverage christina coleman on trumps bp steaks and we start with lucas thompson life at the white house. >> it president biden himself has admitted he did not have a good night at that first debate. he mentioned today he's huddling with his family at camp david but likely talking about his future although the white house insists. earlier senator jd vance weighed in. >> i'm not worried about their debate performances. i am worried about what did these guys look like in the world stage. what do they look like and private meetings to get represent our country well and that for foreman joe biden showe could not it was a remarkable contrast. >> after the debate in the raleigh north carolina president biden embarked on a fundraising tour speaking to supporters and wealthy donors in the hamptons leaping edge of the fundraiser in new jersey biden ignored reporter's question asking if he had alleviated donor concerns for earlier democratic senator john fetterman downplayed what happened that night at the debate. cooks one debate is not a career any more than dona

some years ago, bp was a pioneer of the green transition, but this bet did not work; the market did notthe change in strategy. since the announcement of the new strategy for achieving carbon neutrality in 2020, the indicators. application of his investments, he is also actively investing in the american military-industrial complex, his investments in the five largest defense industry companies alone exceed the $20 billion originally earmarked for the green transition. the energy transition must be balanced and aimed at satisfying the interests of the majority, which will ensure an increase in energy consumption in the coming years, that is, in developing countries, because it is the developed countries that represent. today , a minority of the world's population have made the greatest contribution to the climate crisis, here are just a few facts: developed countries account for 65% of the total emissions produced over the past 200 years. the richest 10% of the world's population is responsible for half of all co2 emissions, the richest 1% of the world's population accounts for twice as

is it the exxons and the bp's , or is it the tiny and the bp's, or is it the tiny little activist groupslawyers have? >> works are fairly well funded these days. >> not not compared to big oil, believe me, not compared to big oil. and so it's those lawyers who have worked to get us into a very counterintuitive position where we don't assess the impacts of burning the oil, which is the whole point of drilling for the oil. >> now, of course, you've worked for the government in the past. you have been there at cop26 and been part of that drive to get more clean energy delivered. are you not worried that exactly the same tactics that are being used now against oil and gas are also being used by some green campaigners against solar farms, against wind farms and against nuclear power? three things that are vital in the energy transition. there are currently green campaigners who are using environmental impact assessments in much the same way that they were used in this case to stop new offshore wind farms, because they might damage fish and they might damage birds. they might damage fish and t

defense, and it can last so long that it is necessary to donate and for repair of equipment, and for bp means. the order of war is worth so much, you just have to think about it. here is one calculation of the fpv of the achilles battalion - this is just one position per day under normal weather conditions, it can shoot 50 defidrons, hit or destroy from 20 to 25 targets, this is 1 million uah, we somehow collected 1 million uah there for 3-4 days, so you have to understand that this is only one day, one calculation, if you count for a month. then to maintain our unit, the state plus volunteers with uav facilities and money for theirs 4.5 million uah are spent on modernization in the month of may. we spent 4.5 million uah for , i apologize. we spent 4.5 million dollars for the state of volunteers, this is without equipment, without motor vehicles, we destroyed so much enemy equipment on the battlefield, over 60 million dollars from economic points. units of attack drones - this is very beneficial from the point of view of fire effect on the enemy, sometimes such units play a key role in

an amended complaint to a current suit against five big oil companies exxon mobil, chevron, shell, bp conocophillips. the complaint seeks to force the companies to give up profits, which the state says they made while deceiving consumers about their role in contributing to climate change. the legal action comes months after a new state law took effect that allows the attorney general to seek profits earned by companies through illegal conduct. in san jose, a vta light rail extension project is now officially in its second phase of construction. ground was broken over the weekend on the $652 million project. once completed, it will connect light rail riders in east san jose to bart. the alum rock light rail station, and the eastridge transit center. earlier today, we spoke with mayor matt mehan. he says the extension will give people in east san jose some much needed options while helping to ease congestion and reduce emissions. this is a big deal. >> this is a part of town that has a ton of people, has traditionally been underinvested in from an infrastructure perspective, and folks o

the following, in any case, specialized at least one month, there can be 45 virgins depending on the bp means, and then at least a month of work... in a unit with experienced crews who pass on knowledge and skills. on the basis of the achilles battalion, both the training process and, accordingly , the training required in combat conditions are organized. and only after an experienced calculation says that the boys are ready to perform independent combat tasks, they begin to perform this task on their own. therefore, the training of pilots takes from a civilian person to a person who effectively performs tasks less. three months, if we talk about the amount of flight, at least 40 hours in the simulator, you need to have, if you are quick to absorb information, at least 60 hours of flight in rear conditions, and plus additionally, each pilot in order to successfully perform military tasks, has to independently pilot from 60 to 100 drones on different categories of enemy forces with a low level of efficiency, so to speak, to feel the m... technique, let's call it that, so it's not a quick

bp operatives established that from september to may, using an electronic fuel card, he stole almostiters of fuel, poured diesel into cans and stored it in the garage, a criminal case was opened. in the soligorsk district, watchman bespravnik got bored while on duty and stole a ten-ton loader, which... he was supposed to guard, the man not only drove around the area near the construction site, but flew into the lep support, and then disappeared. he explained his state of intoxication at the time of his arrest by saying that he got drunk out of grief after the accident. the driver has four administrative charges, a large fine and deprivation of rights for 5 years, a criminal case has been opened for the theft, repair of a pole also at his expense. a seventy-five-year-old female passenger died in an accident in the pukhovichi district. according to preliminary information, the day before on the highway. uzdani burnt a thirty-seven-year-old local resident driving a volkswagen passat was not convinced of the safety of overtaking and got into an accident. he flew into a passing forklift.

combat... actions, when there are offensive actions before the transition of force defense, periodic bpons, direct shooting battles, they should be able to know how to do it highly efficient and qualitative. one month passed the general wax training. next, in any case, specialized for at least one month, maybe 45 virgins depending on zap, and then at least a month of work in a unit with experienced crews who will pass on knowledge and skills. at the akhilets battalion base, both the training process and, accordingly, training is necessary in combat conditions are organized, and only after an experienced calculation says that the guys are ready to carry out combat tasks on their own, they begin this task to perform independently, therefore pilot training takes from a civilian person to a person who effectively performs the task at least three months, if we talk about the number of raids, at least 40 hours on the simulator, you need... that you have, if you quickly perceive information, at least 60 hours of flying in physical conditions, and plus in addition, each pilot , in order to succ

propaganda publics announced the strikes of bp'.kursk region , in the village of horodyshche , five people were killed, probably due to the unsuccessful operation of air defense systems, the local governor reported, and in general, the occupiers report the downing of drones in the territory of the tver, bryansk and belgorod regions. and the blackout schedules will be in effect around the clock today. ukrenergo was informed about this. at the same time, the supply of critical infrastructure facilities is not limited. companies emphasized that through the heat is predicted to be higher than yesterday's level of consumption and asked to use electricity responsibly. president zelenskyi. posthumously awarded the order of courage to hospital paramedic iryna tsyboh, the decree was published on the website of the head of state. iryna tsyboh joined the paramedics in 2015, traveled to donetsk region and luhansk region, but later returned to civilian life and worked as a journalist. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, she again joined

filed an amended complaint to a current suit against five big oil companies exxonmobil, chevron, shell, bprce the companies to give up profits. the state says they made while deceiving consumers about their role in contributing to climate change. the legal action comes months after a new state law took effect that allows the attorney general to seek profits earned by companies through illegal conduct. >> all right. it's time now to go back to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, for a final look at the forecast. >> yeah, we got that heat advisory that will go into effect tomorrow, tuesday, and stays in effect all day, similar to what we had last week, but not as robust a heat advisory. in other words, the temperatures aren't going to last as long. it's not going to get as hot. not expecting records, although we could see a couple records. these are the highs from today. the highs tomorrow. they're going to be, let's say fairfield and antioch. they could easily hit 100. so that's eight degrees warmer tomorrow. you'll notice it fog at the coast right now the fog is going to linger around an

the yankees taking bp right now. tonight. new york's star studded lineup on the field. the yankees with the best record in the american league. the giants are route to winning ten of their past 13 games. flamethrower jordan hicks pitches for the giants. you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area. our live coverage begins from the ballpark at 7 p.m. still ahead, a possible attack at the olympics thwarted what paris officials believe a teenager was prepared norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? 18 year old russian man earlier this month. they say he was planning an attack during matches at the saint etienne soccer stadium. the french interior minister says the suspect was in

biden's favorability, quote, off the charts this as questions swirl over whether trump will announces bp as early as tomorrow has a real-time demonstration of what will happen when one kansas that it tries to interrupt the other. the question everyone has that and everything else you need to know about the debate rules. and an outfront exclusive tonight, former president trump and never before heard audio gushing over taylor swift. you'll hear the word he uses to describe her five times let's go out front and welcome to a special edition of outfront. good evening from atlanta. i'm erin burnett and i am live from the cnn debate headquarters. here we begin with the breaking news off the charts, new reporting tonight, just about 24 hours before tomorrow's presidential debate on biden's strategy. the president looking for more opportunities to look directly into the camera during the 90 minute face the president leaning on a tried and true technique for him, one that advisors for him say, it sent dial testing quote, off the charts. and right now i can tell you that the stage is set inside th

, companies, like barclays or bp, i think is beyond the pale .eyond the pale. >> and you began by saying that you you thought this was going too far. you thought this was getting out of hand very briefly. sketch what your sort of worst fear about all this is ? of worst fear about all this is? >> well, my worst fear is, you know, i go to a lot of literary festivals and they're run on an absolute shoestring by volunteers who are very passionate about what they do. and, that is, you know, it is very, very likely that many literary festivals will simply go to the wall because their margin of error is very small indeed. and also, they're in a position now. they're not in a position now. they're not in a position where if they lose a sponson position where if they lose a sponsor, they can just turn around and get another one, because, as i said earlier, people are going to be extremely cautious. so it won't be necessarily the big organisations. as i heard you talking to nick kenyon about the opera, the royal opera house and so on, they'll probably be f

defense, and it can last so long that it is necessary to donate, and for the repair of equipment and on bpd how much it costs, you just have to think, one fpv calculation, the achilles battalion is just one position per day at... in normal weather conditions, it can shoot down 50 devp drones, hit or destroy from 20 up to 25 goals, that is 1 million hryvnias, 1 million hryvnias we somehow collected there for 3-4 days, but you have to understand that this is only one day, one calculation, if you count for a month, then for the maintenance of our unit , the state plus volunteers with means... drank and with money for their modernization they spend 4.5 million uah for the month of may, 4.5 million uah we spent for, i apologize, 4.5 million dollars we spent for the state of volunteers, this is without equipment, without motor vehicles, how much did we destroy enemy equipment on the battlefield, more than 60 million dollars, with economic point of view units of attack drones, it is very beneficial in terms of fire... impact on the enemy, sometimes such units play a key role in the end of a battl

running for president, there was a lot of noise made by his advisors and supporters that this was a to bprxt generation of democratic leadership. i think a big reason of why he is running again is because kamala harris is not ready. host: bob in raleigh, income -- north carolina, democratic caller. caller: charlie, what was startling to a lot of the primas that when the allegations of sexual allegations against president biden were brought up, kamala harris said she agreed with them, that those allegations and then she ended up getting less than 1% of the primary vote. the ly reason that she was vice president is because ofs co biden. i really -- i don't understand but when she supported those sexual allegations, i know a lot of people's ears flapped. host: ok. couplethere, but also this clyburn deal, do you have any reporting on that? guest: certainly with the allegations, when people were sort of alleging that joe biden was behaving badly, i think kamala harris was one of the candidates who said i believe the accuse irs -- accusers. certainly during the primary debate, kamala harris was

movement getting netanyahu to come to congress, to address congress in this country i think that should bp want your take on all of this, back-and-forth on is it cease-fire doesn't seem to me israel is going to do anything unless hostages are home, hamas he eliminate naitdz. >> biden saying israeli proposal butize has got to agree to it their own proposal i guess, he literally said all the idea are going to be out of gaza, all palestinians can go, back to their homes, i guess kumbaya everything back to the way it was, the day after has to about ut hamas, hamas be there they say they're not exchange of doing what they did after october 7, in exchange you get a few hostages out a, that the thing most disturbing to me was he said in phase two, as long as negotiations are continuing, the idf will stay out of gaza. i mean they will drag it out forever cheryl. meanwhile, what he didn't say was iran all leads back to iran as long as flush with cash will be pumping arms weapons training vours to hezbollah hamas, houthis what bofa is saying get this tamped down through election, because, this is al

they spent 23 years at eli lilly where she served as cfo and executive bp for the drugmaker since 21. who announced her departure last year. the new role will be effective july 31. caroline: let's get more, giving the context of the news. it was a long baton handing over that was the process. >> this took quite a while, almost a year. ruth announced she was stepping down in july of 2023. we have been waiting for her replacement and it's been announced. i think this is a great pick for alphabet. it gives them some credibility and boosts them particularly in the health care industry where there are many generative ai applications that are possible. caroline: she's coming from eli lilly, the applications from health care, what else to she bring to the table from eli lilly. there must be an investment ideal here as well. davey: alphabet has really shifted its focus and turned to generative ai as its mission and the thing it is pouring its investment into. as it's done that it has also let some of its moonshot health care efforts languish and i think that she can bring some revitalization

>> was your choice of bp in that room with you?> probably. >> good vice president must be prepared the worst happened counsel worked with congress on acting legislative agenda and be ready to debate the other vice presidential candidate so who best can accomplish all that? popular radio host following this for months. tim scott, marco rubio, doug burgum, i've left out some. where do you think this choice is headed? >> good to see you, happy father's day to you as well. i think about this in terms of memes and not just names. everybody will be qualified to be president for every picked, everybody will be able to step up and do a good job is something terrible for to happen but who helps donald trump when this election? he has joe biden's biggest strength in seniors can go at that, doug burgum glenn youngkin or mike pompeo, people are very comfortable, well known in america or an attack and i think you seen it already for folks are on suckers and losers nonsense, made up stuff that got under the former president's skin this week. whe

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. >> we can expect to hear much more from these republican bp contenders as voters continue to process debate process >> anticipation, thank you very much. >> gentlemen, welcome. a number of bad headlines following thursday night's debate about the president's performance. we can show the audience that. i should note asked -- the new york times, having a hard time with the president's performance a rising star. who would replace mr. bided. let's play it back. >> i will not. he has been a remarkable partner >> how does this play out? >> it is complicated. some people may want the president to remove himself from the race. there is no alternative. the president has to make a decision. he has to decide if he wants to continue. if he does articulate a vision of how we can win the race. i think he intends to stay in the race. it is ultimately up to the delegates of the dnc convention. that gets very, very messy and will result in a lot of chaos and folks on the far left of our party creating a lot of noise which could be ultimately damaging to our chances in november. >> former obama senior

it has companies like bp shell nestlÉ, up more than 14% over the last six months. are coming right back. later robin hood. ♪ breaking news. president joe biden arriving at his paris hotel moments ago after participating in ceremonies to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the d-day landing in normandie. that heroic world war ii operation that led to the allied victory over nazi germany and adolf hitler. close military allies in defense of democracy as complex and ukraine and gaza threatened global peace. edward lawrence following every word from the president and every movement in normandie. he joins us live from the white house. edward. he spoke to honor the allied truth that turned the tide. 4414 allied troops died on the omaha beach. or than half of those were americans. the speech at this memorial service here, president biden made comparisons to the invasion of ukraine. >> we have a special obligation. we cannot allow what happened here to be lost in years to come we must remember it and honor it and remember the fact that they were heroes in that day. it does

>> in the uk, bp and shell. i'm not advocating any individual stocks.'m not advocating that. >> janet mui, thank you very much. enjoy the weekend. >>> we turn our attention to the campaign trail and the debate with president biden and former president trump touching are issues from inflation to immigration. top fund-raisers are sounding the alarm from the current president. one who plans to attend the fund-raiser in the hamptons this weekend is it is worse than i thought possible. another calling it an absolute train wreck. polling reflecting a similar sentiment. a 53% that trump will take the white house in november. nbc's alicie barr joins us from washington. >> reporter: it appears that president biden got off to a slow start. his allies said he did little to resolve the age and vitality and sharpness. former president trump leaned into grievances. >> in addition to that -- >> reporter: with the stakes sky high, president biden delivering an uneven performance that left many allies concerned. with muted mics, president trump appeared okay. >> you are

tony: we have an existing one with bp.buying low slip methane from them meaning that we are reducing methane emissions. methane is also a potent greenhouse gas and we signed deals with mitsui and jura which is reducing the colburn so they are reducing greenhouse gas emissions moving up 50% over time. >> we are talking natural gas to ammonia and that conversion is foundational. the u.s. is among the lowest cost natural gas markets in the world and i am curious how you see that evolving as we continue down this path. tony: we could not be happier where our production facilities are located. not only do we have some of the best reserves of natural gas and cheapest cost of production but supportive legislative environment around being able to capture and sequester. it puts us in an unusual position to be able to produce in large quantities d carbonized -- decarbonized ammonia. there is no carbon embedded in the ammonia molecule and makes it a clean fuel. it can be used to transport and store hydrogen or a fuel of its own right

nikki haley has over this specific group of voters, wouldn't it seem obvious that she should be his top bpt she is not, what does that tell you about him? >> actually have a little bit of a different perspective on who the nikki haley voter is. because to me, i'm not sure that she actually truly represented the movement that was behind her because there were a lot of haley voters is simply saw her as a vehicle to express their anti-trump opposition. nikki haley never actually recognized that during her campaign, because i think she is trying to reserve a place in the maga republican party even though they made it entirely clear that she doesn't have a place there. and so that is kind of what, that is the problem that i think biden has an opportunity to address, right? unless you buy into all of the lawlessness, all of the january 6th revisionist history, et cetera, you don't have a place in the republican party. that is why if you recall, he is also said that nikki haley is barred from maga. breaking up, a lot of her supporters bought those t- shirts because they understood how they were b

an amended complaint to a current lawsuit against five big oil companies exxonmobil, chevron, shell, bps. the complaint seeks to force those companies to give up profits at the state says were made while they were deceiving consumers about their role in contributing to climate change. the legal action comes months after a new state law took effect that allows the attorney general to seek profits earned by the companies through illegal conduct with the california dmv can move ahead now with complaints against tesla about its self-driving technology, reuters reports. an administrative judge rejected tesla's attempt to throw out the claims. dmv officials filed the complaints back in 2022, saying tesla's advertisements about those features were not based on facts. the dmv is asking for penalties that could include banning tesla from selling cars here in california. a hearing on this is set for september. the ninth circuit court of appeals upheld a state law that classifies rideshare drivers as employees. postmates, uber, and two drivers filed that lawsuit in 2019. the 11 judge panel unanimo

and that, for me, is the bp is here.ulled people into believing he won't do any of this. that this is all made up carnage from the left and from republicans, like myself, who are screaming it to the rafters about donald trump donald trump is just trying to be a good public servant, y'all. what are you talking about? he's harmless here the facts are though the convictions. why is he in so much trouble? it's his behavior. you don't just drag a former president into court because you think you want to go after him. there has to be some there there and the reality is their goal is not heavy look at the stuff that's there. the sum and substance of what he wants to do. project 2025 plan. but others are out here saying on his behalf. look, he is the word. he is using the word dictator. those aren't words put in his mouth by other people. so now the challenge of wills, if you will, is the fight between dumbing this down enough so people just believe he won't do it, and those of us who are trying to get the plank and the fog and

we're going to be previewing trump's visit and discussing the response from bp harris's visit here to the bay area with our political analyst michael yaki. and he'll be joining us live. also coming up, attorney general rob bonta. >> he's cracking down on ghost guns. the new ban in place for companies that make guns. >> and days after the corral fire burned 14,000 acres. fire crews continue to contain the flames in san joaquin county. >> and then a warning for people going to beach trying to cool down there. what officials want you to keepalame sheriff's office identifying the little girl who tragically drowned last week in fremont. authorities say 11 year-old ana gonzalez got stuck against the flow control structure at alameda creek. first responders arrived on scene about 6 last monday evening and pulled her out of the water. she later died at the hospital. tina gonzalez is the second at least 2 children who drowned in the bay area last month. a 5 year-old drowned in bethel island in early may. and a warning tonight for people trying to beat the heat at the coasts. the national weath

trail in here today want to bring this up in your post quotes incised with the prez is looking for in a bp say you are perceived to be at the top of the list because you are smart, you are rich in you been a great surrogate. if an ability to fade in the background at the present be the headline they also said you have great hair. apparently that's part of the criteria this year. let me get this out of the way. you've been a supportive president trump for a long time you said this last year. quicclick to you ever do busines with donald trump? >> i don't think so. >> why? i just think it is important you are judged by the company you keep. quick she would do business with him? them? >> so i wouldn't. shannon: you been a supportive him since 2016 again in 2020 you did decide to run against him when he said that have you involved and how you feel with the president? shannon, first will have an opportunity to talk about this i endorsed him early during my primary key and i were business guys running for the first time i had never met president trump when i endorsed him i was excited about a bus

also the seat bp one app would have allowed these folks in. about recent crimes and gosh we have a list apart they are tragic. no one wants them to happen that legislation would not have stopped those people from coming into this country. >> you cannot assume every person seeking asylum in this country is going to commit a crime, it shannon. shannon: correct it only matters that it is one when it is in american life. >> was your question, shannon? >> the question is when a vast majority people coming are simply seeking a better life or asylum from a dangerous situation at home. because the situation become so poor is at the board it does allow for bad actors weather is five or 10 or 15 these are american lives had been devastated because of them being able to manipulate and leverage the system as it now exists. >> i agree. shannon, we need to get control of our board i hope folks will pay attention to what the former president has said and done on a law enforcement. he called for defining the fbi it is the fbi that is enforcing federal laws. i

senate candidate pretty takes are on we still are no more closer to figuring out who might be that bpack and he also asked the president if he could give us a hint and listen to this. >> a lot of folks was running you and some of them on the shortlist for vp and is your vic was that pick for vp in that room with you. trump: probably asked. [laughter] probably. aishah: you know who he is because you told us that is him half of that you already knew the iowa caucuses. trump: i'm pretty good i did look, we have some really talented people pretty good idea but i think that probably will do it that way that is usually done. aishah: okay lance, doug burnham was on the room the day and as, i mean, the dog is out. lance: i have no idea and eight k is sounds like me, they don't say exactly what is campaign says all time, only one person will make this decision at the day that is donald trump. aishah: you thank you so been the decision. lance: i would never venture to guess whether reese made the decision or not i would defer to what he told you the other day would look i thank you so a great o