if you had listened to brenda, i know we teased if you had listened to jim, but if you listened to brenda you would be making money as well. is the worst fully behind this stock, brenda? >> i think it absolutely is, even compared -- certainly compared to where we were in september of last year, where we've had more and more clarity just about the 730 max viability and i think that is the key, right, production there is the key to the free cash flow story here i think to the extent we are kind of on the cusp of starting to see more positive momentum and perhaps positive surprise on the number of planes out for delivery or in the pipeline for delivery, out in 2022 and beyond, i think is a good moment for the stock. that should continue to support the stock price. >> now it is your turn, farmer jim, because it was your final trade on tuesday you have owned it for a while. i don't know what level you got in or where it is up since then, but you think it is going much higher, i guess that's the bottom line? >> yep $300 before year-end so this is not today's final trade. this is my right-now tr

just to just to know that brenda was a gobsmacked buyer always boggles my mind he seemed i don't know impenetrable in a completely open way to me whenever i read about him but the fact that he found her so i don't know exotic 11 sometimes thinks she must've been a force of nature i don't think you say i think i think he found her enthralling and there's still some debate about whether or not it was a love affair i know that he had an affair with jealous daughter ellen because i knew ellen she died a couple of years ago he did that but he would often just go over it stay at stella's apartment and just watch or sort of dial this devotion no i think she i think brando too was attracted to to the epic and he saw us crystallized in her. whoever she touched she touched with a magic that's certain. i think she had such a stranglehold on the human condition i would imagine she knew she could possess brando in a much deeper way than they have to love and she held that in abeyance to something to create i think arundel one seek wos it was a lot of the next thing so if you wanted him and perpetu

just to just to know that brenda was a gobsmacked buyer always boggles my mind he seemed i don't know impenetrable in a completely open way to me whenever i read about him but the fact that he found her so i don't know exotic one sometimes thinks she must've been a force of nature to pick you say i think i think he found her enthralling and there's still some debate about whether or not it was a love affair i know that he had an affair with jealous daughter ellen because i knew alan she died a couple of years ago he did that but he would often just go over and stay at stella's apartment and just watch or sort of dial this devotion no i think she i think brando too was attracted to to the epic and he saw it crystallized in her. whoever she touched she touched with a magic that's certain. i think she had such a stranglehold on the human condition i would imagine she knew she could possess brando in a much deeper way than they have to love and she held that in abeyance to something to create. i think arundel one sequel rose it was allowed to the next thing so if you wanted him and perpet

we will do that before we do final trades brenda, 178.s had a magical ride. >> it has. i think that, you know, all eyes are going to be on the subscriber number for disney+, especially given netflix's disappointment wanting to know subscribers are still coming to disney+, and also the opening of the parks and how that's going two of the most important numbers here. >> you own disney calls, doc, you must be paying attention. >> i am helply riding upside calls against the calls that i have the straddle between the call and put trading at $7. that means we are expecting a relatively small, 3.5% move up or down. that's why i am heavily selling upside calls against it. >> the stock has had an obviously good run however, i mean, it is in question over the last -- >> big correction since then. >> yeah, the most recent period. as you think about how much is already in the name, right, doc? >> yeah, exactly it is down from 201 to 178 right now, scott basically in the last two months so it's show-me time for disney. >> you will hear from the ceo, b

host: thank you, brenda. matt joining us from carmel, new york. -- caller: i support the idea of forgiving the loans, but i think we should approach this in a way, we have to fix this problem. one of the ways i think we could fix it is we have the students that are struggling to declare bankruptcy. if we do this we are allowing this so-called kind of free money because the way the loan is like free money, it would be better as to how to the students are going to be able to repay the loan. to me the tuitions are growing so fast, it's because of that, and it's just a business of making money, they are not thinking about the students. i don't think the tuitions are realistic. 400 for a credit, 1500 for one class, that doesn't make any sense to me. >> let me bring in one more choice. -- one more voice. kenny from georgia. go ahead. caller: i think it's an excellent idea because if you think back to 2008, all the banks got bailed out, and all the people got foreclosed on. this is a way to make things fair, and you

brenda wishes kalea would have reached out to family when she felt the need to take off. it is important for us to stay with your family children. >> and if you have a problem, if you can stay home. well, maybe this day when or grandparents police say when officers responded to the home at around 7 o'clock at night. the girl was already suffering from at least one gunshot wound. >> in an upstairs bedroom. she died in the house. investigators say the suspect left the scene. >> and has not been found suez crisis does not only is depend in killing us. >> and the killed in now with killing each other. something has to be done. mayor lamar thorpe says change starts at the federal and state levels. any of these types of killings is too much. we had one on friday, an 18 year-old woman. >> who was here from oakland got shot and killed. and so until we get these types of weapons off of our streets and to the federal government decides to act and act with courage and stop being afraid, then we're going to continue to see this type of nonsense split for 8 on our streets, meaning mor

just to just to know that brenda was a gobsmacked buyer always boggles my mind he seemed i don't know impenetrable in a completely open way to me whenever i read about him but the fact that he found her so i don't know exotic when one sometimes thinks she must've been a force of nature to think you say i think i think he found her enthralling and there's still some debate about whether or not it was a love affair i know that he had an affair with jealous daughter ellen because i knew ellen she died a couple years ago he did that but he would often just go over and stay at stella's apartment and just watch or sort of dial this devotion no i think she i think brando too was attracted to to the epic and he saw us crystallized in her and whoever she touched she touched with a magic that's certain. i think she had such a stranglehold on the human condition i would imagine she knew she could possess brando in a much deeper way than the you have to love it she held that in abeyance to something. i think arundel one c. closed it was allowed to the next thing so if you wanted him and perpetuit

steve: how do you explain the driver shortage, brenda?nervous when they're next to you. it's not as difficult as they think. they will get a little while and find out it's just as enjoyable as if they're out on a sunday drive. steve: there you go. the other thing, brenda, the fact that you are in that job and there is high demand for drivers, that's what i would call job security. >> exactly. it's definitely job security. it's been secure for me during the pandemic. steve: yeah. so, rob, for people who are watching, who might be looking for a job or might have somebody in their family who is looking for work, obviously this is not one of those situations where people could make more money sitting on their couch. it is quite lucrative to get into the trucking industry. >> no question. there's thousands of jobs available. we're going to train you in the tank truck industry. we will train to you haul fuel. we will train to you haul other bulk materials. you will be at home every night. you are going to make a really nice wage. really good be

. >>> brenda se vino huyendo de guatemala , pero ahora se llena de sepreanzxa al escuchar que le presidenteia legal o abogados. >>> la decisjon de proveer abogados ro el gobierno en la cortes como cortes de inmigrantes es un idea tremenda. >>> el presidente por este memorándum le dio 120 días al fiscal para presentar una propuesta de cómo mejorar el acceso al sistema de justicia, ca semana tenemos información de que puede ser 10 familias y hasta 25 familias pidiendo asilo y entonces hay mciuah necesidad . >>> de forma específica acá se menciona solo los casos de niños que cruzxan la frotnra solo, pero también es importante incluir los pasos de los adultos. >>> claro, es una idea epsectacular. >>> fiscal dijo que tomará acción inmediata porque sin acceso equitativo a la justicia lapromesda de igualdad susana vacía un hombre murió a manos de la policía, el sujeto estaba armado y se negó a cooperar ahora agentes tuvieron que disparar sus armas esto en el condado contra costa en santa rosa un aabuela fue vista huyendo con un mejor su porcentaje de alcohol en sangre fue 4 veces más alto que lop

journal," it shows the flow of dots out of california in 2020, two of the dots may represent dustin and brenda who used a agency to find their new home in boise. like 20% of his clients they bought this house without ever having seen it in person. they had only a video tour. at what point did you walk in? >> after we signed the papers and got the keys. >> reporter: what sent you here? >> my company is amazing and allowed me to work remotely and i wanted to pivot to somewhere that was our style. >> reporter: is there push back from the locals. >> to your face, no, fwhut conversations and stuff, you will hear some people that are unhappy and locals cannot afford to buy anymore. >> reporter: those locals include laurie jenkins, who stopped by the open house. with 60% of boise homes selling for more than the asking price, they are getting discouraged. >> my wife and i and i have my middle son. we are moving to get closer to schools. there's no way we cannot afford it. two hard working people, hard working family.having a w a yd e doable. >> plus, there's the question about can boise handle it? i m

just if brenda leaves the power so far, the protest has been somewhat concentrated in the city of cali, where we saw those images. do you think that it'll spread to other cities? now? we have already seen very huge progress in other cities here, but that was very affect us some weeks ago. now he's a little bit calmer. but if police brutality continue, the process are going to increase everywhere in the contra, because that is the main point right now. more done, according to some only jesus we, we have already 60, almost 60 people have died in this protest. so if police brutality continue, this process are going to to, to be wide and on, on deep and in the country. correspondent your 100 meters in bogota. thank you. to congo now where hundreds of thousands of people are in desperate need of food, water and shelter. their fleeing from the deadly lava flows after the erection of one of the world's most active and most dangerous volcanoes. authorities ordered a partial evacuation of the eastern city of goma, and scientists warn more russians could soon follow their on their run from new y

. >>> una de ellas es brenda quese taba dudosa de vacunarse. >>> lo tuve en noviembre.ios podrÍan ser de por vida. >>> a los que tienen dudas con noticias asÍ tal nos animamos mÁs. sin embargo las personas que no tuvieron covid-19 y los que no mostraron una respuesta inmune, demoes probable que necesiten otra vacuna de refuerzo. >>> voy a tener que tener un refiur zo. >>> la buena noticia es que las vacunas pudieran ser un escudo a largo plazo. >>> en realidad ya tienes un sentimiento de que regresa la tranquilidad al mundo. >>> esperÁbamos eso, pero las cifras nos indican quÉ pasarÁ. >>> vean esta persecuciÓn que ocurriÓ en massachusetts, la policÍa quiere atraparlo porque manejaba en forma irresponsablemente "lo arrestaron y ahora estÁn por determinar si enfrentarÁ cargos. >>> ahÍ tiene el momento en que dos oficiales rescatan con vida a un conductor de un auto en llamas. este hombre perdiÓ el controle del vehÍculo y acabÓ en el estacionamiento, Él seguÍa con el pie en el acelerador, esto ocurriÓ en austin. imÁgenes de missouri, las fiur tes tormentas provocaron que s

the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on this and to my predecessors, you know, senator weaner and supervisor shehe. but the folks at rec and park brought it home to us and thank you to all the other people who i'm not thanking and i should. and i do want to thank eric mundy legislative aid and. with that, i'm so excited for this. this is great. thanks everyone who got us here. >> a little rough former supervisor jeff shehe and i overlooked our i know that you're a neighbor with two kids so you use this space and this is near and dear to your heart. next up representing our rec and park commission that also keeps an eye on community advocacy and making sure this project meets our community needs is vice chair e

brenda wishes kalea would have reached out to family when she felt the need to take off.t is important for to stay with family. children. >> and if you have a problem, if you can stay home. well, maybe this day when or grandparents police say when officers responded to the home at around 7 o'clock at night. the girl was already suffering from at least one gunshot wound. >> in an upstairs bedroom. she died in the house. investigators say the suspect left the scene. >> and has not been found suez crisis does not only is the pand in killing us. >> and the killed in now with killing the show. something has to be done. mayor lamar thorpe says change starts at the federal and state levels. any of these types of killings is too much. we had one on friday, an 18 year-old woman. >> wlo was here from oakland got shot and killed. and so until we get these types of weapons off of our streets and to the federal government decides to act and act with courage and stop being afraid, then we're going to continue to see this type of nonsense split for 8 on our streets, meaning more innocen

. >> caller: my name is brenda and i'm an owner of a few buildings in san francisco and as the others have spoken about the amendment to the current fire alarm upgrade, we are definitely in support of it. we too as the previous public speaker mentioned several senior citizens as well as a few tenants with young children or compromised immune systems who have been extremely hesitant to have anybody come into units to do any type of work unless it's an absolute emergency such as a flooding toilet or in need of replacement of anappliance . there's also been forced as have been hit by so many property owners andexcessive amount of turnover , renegotiating our rent for much lower rents and i'm glad that's also taking quite a financial hit as well as maintaining other capital improvements on our buildings in order to provide a safe and well accommodatedbuilding for our tenants to live in and reside . we do also have some tenants who been concerned saying it's great vaccine is out and so many people are being vaccinated but of course the fact that there's still a concern that covid could be

brenda: or maybe people are just reading too much into tweets. peter: wouldn't be a first.rent: the 2020 games are still set to take place this summer, but the pandemic has put many hurdles in the way of those hoping to compete. we meet a boxer hoping to compete. >> the sport began to inspire her beyond getting in shape, and after year, she was a national champion in japan. the nurse by day dedicated herself for years to realize her dream of qualifying for the olympics, but after the final qualification was canceled, so was her only shot at competing in tokyo 2020. >> when i got a phone call from the boxing federation, i was told the qualifying match was canceled. i felt very disappointed. i have been working so hard, and it is so frustrating that i don't even have the right to compete. it's very disappointing. >> being knocked out of this upcoming olympics does not mean the 27-year-old plans to hang up her gloves any time soon. >> i cannot say i am in for the next olympics in paris at this point, but what i can do is try to keep working hard step-by-step at any competition

y reconoce que asesinÓ con un cuchillo a su actual pareja, brenda gonzÁlez, que la cortÓ en pedacitossobre cÓmo asesinÓ a cinco mujeres. asegura que mientras estaba con esas mujeres, y lo dicen algunos testigos que lo que trataba era de subirle el volumen de la mÚsica en su casa para que nadie escuchara lo que ocurrÍa. vamos a escuchar la tÍa de una de estas mujeres que aceptÓ que asesinÓ y la partiÓ en pedazos. silvia mejÍa que estÁ deshecha. silvia: pues para el ser humano que hizo esto, no le puedo llamar ser humano, no tengo palabras. se lo dejo en manos de la autoridad y dios hace justicia. y ya se estÁ haciendo porque lo estoy viendo. y le pedÍ mucho a jesÚs y a marÍa y no voy a dejar de seguir pidiendo y les estoy en deuda con ellas porque toda mi vida nunca perdÍ la fe para encontrar a mi sobrina ya la encontrÉ. es un 90% que es mi sobrina. sÓlo quiero tenerla en manos, en mis manos, lo poco o mucho que encuentren. periodista: andrÉs mendoza estuvo con la misma ropa con la que fue detenido en esta audiencia, con un cubrebocas azul. y nosotros estaremos pendientes de lo que ocu

joining me now is congresswoman from michigan brenda lawrence.e chair of the congressional black caucus, and is helping to spearhead this effort. congresswoman, thank you for being with us this evening. let's go right at it. what are you and your cdc colleagues planning on doing this week to help encourage black and brown adults to go get vaccinated? >> thank you so much, reverend, for letting me be on the show. first thing, we have all been vaccinated, and we are going to a community, we're partnering with churches, sororities, with local grocery store chains, with hospitals and local churches and cities and counties, to say we will remove the barrier of registering. we just walk up, all of the vaccination sites will be walk-up. we will make sure that there's vaccines available for you, whether you want pfizer, moderna or j&j. we are telling you that it's safe. it's free. and we need you to get the vaccine. we have cried too many tears at the side of coffins. we visited and comfort families that were wondering if their loved one was going to die

brenda gonzÁlez vive en monterrey y llegÓ en el vuelo inaugural sÓlo para vacunarse. >> en mÉxico niimos "vamos". reportero: en monterrey se corriÓ la voz de que no texas es fÁcil obtener la vacuna y que por redes sociales se ha difundido un instructivo de cÓmo viajar y sacar una cita. >> me pidieron mi pasaporte. reportero: el condado de hidalgo, fronterizo con mÉxico dijo que por tratarse de una pandemia global no se le puede negar la vacuna a nadie, sin importar de dÓnde venga. >> si una persona dice que es mexicana provisiÓn acaba viaja mucho acÁ y estÁn aquÍ, los vamos a vacunar. reportero: se estima que un 25 % de las vacunas aplicadas en la zona fronteriza de texas han sido para ciudadanos mexicanos. algunos habitantes dicen que no tienen problema en que personal de mÉxico viaje para vacunarse. >> si tienen la oportunidad de hacerlo, ya que no la prestan mÉxico, me parece una buena opciÓn. >> para mÍ, todos no tenemos que inyectar, y ellos tiene que venir para acÁ, pues ni modo. fÉlix: la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles se le pidiÓ al secretario del departamento de segur

brenda wishes kalea would have reached out to family when she felt the need to take off. it is important for us to stay with your family children. >> and if you have a problem, if you can stay home. well, maybe this day when or grandparents. police say when officers responded to the home at around 7 o'clock at night. the girl was already suffering from at least one gunshot wound. >> in an upstairs bedroom. she died in the house. investigators say the suspect left the scene. >> and has not been found suez crisis does not only is depend in killing us. >> and the killed in now with killing each other. something has to be done. mayor lamar thorpe says change starts at the federal and state levels. any of these types of killings is too much. we had one on friday, an 18 year-old woman. >> who was here from oakland got shot and killed. and so until we get these types of weapons off of our streets and to the federal government decides to act and act with courage and stop being afraid, then we're going to continue to see this type of nonsense split for 8 on our streets, meaning mo

brenda wishes kalea would have reached out to family when she felt the need to take off.or to stay with family. children. >> and if you have a problem, if you can stay home. well, maybe this day when or grandparents police say when officers responded to the home at around 7 o'clock at night. >> the girl was already suffering from at least one gunshot wound in an upstairs bedroom. she died in the house. investigators say the suspect left the scene. >> and has not been found suez crisis does not only is depend in killing us. >> and the killed in now with killing each other. something has to be done. mayor lamar thorpe says change starts at the federal and state levels. any of these types of killings is too much. we had one on fridey, an 18 year-old woman. >> who was here from oakland got shot and killed. and so until we get these types of weapons off of our streets and to the federal government decides to act and act with courage and stop being afraid, then we're going to continue to see this type of nonsense split for 8 on our streets, meaning more innocent lives will be l

brenda wishes kalea would have reached out to family when she felt the need to take off. it makes no sense. it makes this so we hear. >> and we've spoken to on the phone several times. you know, we see have runway and we try to convince him to come home. come to us. >> just just come on police say when officers responded to the home at around 7 o'clock at night. >> the girl was already suffering from at least one gunshot wound in an upstairs bedroom. she died in the house. investigators say the suspect left the scene. >> and has not been found not only is depend in killing us. and the killed in now with killing each other. something has to be done. mayor lamar thorpe says change starts at the federal and state levels for me at an 11 year-old daughter just a year apart. and so it makes it personally more horrific. >> because you just can't you know, how can i not sit and think of my own child. but any of these types of killings is too much. we had one on friday, 19 year-old woman who was here from oakland got shot and killed. and so until we get these types of weapons off

professor brenda stephenson is u.c.l.a.r with new york university, thank you for joining the "newshour". >> thank you. >>oodruff: on a day when exxon and royal dutch shell took some hits in court and among their shareholders, it's clear there is increasing pressure to address climate change. fuel for transportation is a big part of the problem and airplanes are especially difficult. miles o'brien looks at efforts to create electric planes of the future. it is part of a special "nova" documentary tonight. >> reporter: chandler airport in fresno, california has been in operation since the wright brothers era. aviation 1.0. today the art deco gry has faded. but joseph oldham is using this old underutilized place to help launch a new age of flight. aviation 3.0. >> this is the third revolution of aviation, the first revolution of course, was powered flight. second revolution was jets in the 1940s, early 1950s. electric propulsion is the third revolution. >> reporter: these are pipistrel alpha electros. the first certified all e

and then killed is good friend, brenda lawrence, and by the way be careful what you say to representativeshe knows more than you and they may be watching you. [laughing] where are you? iqs all the time, and she's a great, great, great addition to the congress. and rashida tlaib, i tell you what, at a what to say to you that i admire your intellect, ii admire your passion, and i admire your concern personally other people. and it's from my heart i pray that your grandmom and family are well. i promise you i'm going to do everything to see if they are on the west bank. you're a fighter. and, god, thank you for being a fighter. [applause] >> in and 11. and haley stevens, i think you all as well. i also want to thank mayor john o'reilly of dearborn for the passport into the city. thank you, mr. mayor. my buddy, mike duggan come as my mayor. i was sitting one day in the oval with barack obama, president obama when i vice president. he looked at me like is just something off -- he said by the way, i want you to go fix detroit. i said, say that again. what am i going to do? he said you can get a

differences that has shocked all of us over the last few days, different even from some of the her brenda israel, where you have arab and israeli neighbours, people who have lived alongside each other peacefully for many years suddenly turning against each other, burning buildings, burning their neighbours homes. it's a frightening illustration of how a civil war can you wrapped, and let's hope that somehow, wiser heads on a community level as well as an international level as well as an international level can bring this awful situation under some kind of control. the likelihood of that though? — that though? welcome it's looking quite slim, isn't _ welcome it's looking quite slim, isn't it? — welcome it's looking quite slim, isn't it? we artie know that president biden have spoken to both sides _ president biden have spoken to both sides we _ president biden have spoken to both sides. we know there is going to be un security— sides. we know there is going to be un security council meeting, but you know, _ un security council meeting, but you know. it _ un security council meeting, but y

i'm also joined here today with sarah white, development director of bridge housing, and brenda story, executive director of mission neighborhood health center. we are happy to answer your questions that the committee may have for this project, and thank you for your consideration. >> chair haney: great. thank you so much for your work and for your presentation. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: sorry. i was on mute. i'm sure it was a beautiful speech. i was, like, yeah, i was getting going. thank you, cindy, for those great words. thank you, mayor's office of housing and community development. bridge housing has been a phenomenal partner throughout this project. this project was a beneficiary of s.b. 35. s.b. 35 greatly accelerated this program in terms of the amount of time it would go through the environmental review process and how quickly we would be able to deliver affordable housing, so really want to thank senator scott wiener for pushing that in years past and really being able to see the fruits of that. you know, accelerating affordable housing by at least 1.5 years, if

. >> reporter: brenda alford is a daughter of tulsa and has lived with this mystery her whole life. >the granddaughter of black wall street entrepreneurs and race massacre survivors james and bacinda nells senior, proud owners of the nells brothers shoe shop and record shop, 121 north greenwood avenue. >> reporter: she says she remembers her grandparents and their friends whispering about the people who disappeared and were never found. >> family members would come to town to visit. usually we would pass by oak lawn cemetery. and the comment would always be made, "you know they're still over there." and everyone in the car would agree. >> reporter: what happened here 100 years ago is only becoming clear today. the black families who lived in the greenwood neighborhood were under attack. it was america's racism on full display. a mob of white neighbors were here on the black side of town shooting proud black families dead. >> airplanes above us. the bullets raining down all around us. >> reporter: and somehow, over the many years, both the white mob and their black victims, seen here w

brenda vroom runs the program the families of these children are used to hearing no, and they can't.l them something else. >> yes. we tell them they can and weama know they can. just to see the things that they can do, it's really amazing. >> high five. >> reporter: more than 100 volunteers teach for free helping families often financially burdened with multiple therapies and doctors. >> reporter: for swimmers like grant, an experience that there is priceless. >> it gives them a sense of normalcy, it gives them peers and friends. >> reporter: what does it give you? >> it gives me joy. >> reporter: coming for a lifesaving skill, staying for so much more. >> janet shamlian, cbs news. >> and get this, the national n. dolphins program has nearly 90 swimmer was will be competing in the special olympic this year. we're rooting for you. all right, next, two small towns declare war on each other but it's not what you think. think. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytr

colonial forces the state and cutlasses them long brenda voodoo as head in the sticks i'm sorry but prudence and his friends believe in christianity the most widespread religion in the country comes easily to . me i am a floor but me from being with my friends given is a like me to mail as an evangelist. evangelist or. from hanging out together we stay together for more now from a lesson from. neither christianity no islam have managed to extinguish beauty from i mean compared to other countries in west africa religions co-exist well here but it's hard to say if this is despite all that because of age. we'll say in west africa for our next report in ghana we meet the singer we yeah she left behind a successful career in the capital accra and moved back to her whole village of fun not exactly a career boost but an important step forward she wants to give back to her commune . these kids in rural ghana want to follow in the footsteps of nowhere love where. the curse magic artist left a showbiz career in accra call home village of food sees 700 kilometers north of the capital. in a modest studi

the chair echo nice is brenda lawrence of michigan -- the chair recognizes congresswoman brenda lawrence of michigan for questions. >> is always a pleasure to meet with you again, secretary. have a few questions. when you met with the women's caucus, i just want to reiterate how important it is that we build back better. that we continue this commitment to ensure that women are included in the training on the job opportunities and the investment in small businesses. women, during this pandemic, have been hit harder. the majority of the job loss and all that has fallen in the area of women and women owned businesses. i want to ask a question. from day one, biden, our president and administration have been working to fulfill the promise to build back better. these actions are in strong commitment. i want to stress the importance of building back better that represents all of america. can you provide -- i would like to ask a question, through the agencies likely m bta, if they continue to assist businesses across the country, how can we ensure that women, minority owned business, and tradit

angela strand, the suspect charged with two count of second-degree murder in the depths of edward and brendao the home on monday for a dispute and potential burglary. >> we believe the tragic double murder yesterday was a follow-up related to the interactions that occurred on monday. todd: police confirming one of the suspect is a coworker of the victim's family members that they are working to determine if there is a connection to the shooting. ashley: coronavirus nursing home scandals in michigan, a new report claims death could have been undercounted by 3000. >> the nursing home discount in michigan's -- is what the nursing homes report. the rest of the deaths we don't know, they stop looking. they didn't want to know the answer. ashley: governor andrew cuomo is accused of trying to silence a critic after his nursing home scandal emerged. you to react, teresa whose mother died in a nursing home and the director of workers for opportunity at the mackinac center for public policy. my saying that right? >> thanks for having me. ashley: thanks for being with me this morning. i want to start w

appointment was a man and underway, fairfax county virginia police identifying them as edward and brendals, they were shot in cold blood in their front yard. >> they did nothing wrong. they were tragically and horribly murdered in their neighborhood. >> police believe the suspect or suspects could be known to a relative of the victims, searching for 2018 nissan ultima with maryland plate one ef one 479, 10,$000 reward being offered for information leads to an arrest. >> the culprit against progressive los angeles da george gascon is officially underway. >> you don't have to be victim to understand the importance of this and how dangerous the district attorney is for our community. i ask you please to sign this normally for my son but for all of us victims and future victims out there. >> reporter: organizers have 160 days to collect 579,000 signatures to trigger a recall election and victims families demand gascon be swiftly moved from office to officials across the state are speaking out against to soft on crime approach that includes cynthia zimmer joins me now. good to see you this mo

the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on this and to my predecessors, you know, senator weaner and supervisor shehe. but the folks at rec and park brought it home to us and thank you to all the other people who i'm not thanking and i should. and i do want to thank eric mundy legislative aid and. with that, i'm so excited for this. this is great. thanks everyone who got us here. >> a little rough former supervisor jeff shehe and i overlooked our i know that you're a neighbor with two kids so you use this space and this is near and dear to your heart. next up representing our rec and park commission that also keeps an eye on community advocacy and making sure this project meets our community needs is vice chair e

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edward and brenda mcdaniel were gunned down outside their virginia home yesterday morning. responded to the same home on monday because of a dispute and possible burglarly and they believe there's a connection between the two events. david lee miller has more. >> the police say this was not a random attack. they believed early on a relative of the victims knew who was responsible for the deadly shooting. both victims were physicians. edward mcdaniel was an active army colonel. his wife was retired from military service. they were killed wednesday morning in their virginia home. police describe what happened as a tragic vicious double murder. >> these are innocent victims gunned down in the prime of their lives. listing in a community like this one and raising a family. >> police don't believe the couple's military action had anything to do with the murders. the link of the attack is linked to a dispute. the woman said she and her husband and their son were upstairs with a shotgun. she said someone was in the basement and was after her son. this afternoon police identified a

forces to run in a circle while being whipped for the pleasure of drunk humans screaming go faster or brenda will leave them this time. baffert then got up on his extremely high horse and pointed the finger at the true culprit: woke-ness >> this america is different and it was like a cancel culture kind of thing. >> stephen: (as baffert) wokeness is killing this country in my day, there were only 2 a againers man and mr. potatoe head, and nobody cared if you pumped seabiscuit so full of ground-up monkey glands his heart exploded in a photo finish. speaking of troubled contests, there's huge news out of tinseltown, hollywood, la-laland-ifornia. because nbc has cancelled the 2022 golden globes. now what's everyone not going to watch? this is all thanks to ongoing controversy with the hollywood foreign press association, which runs the globes. earlier this year, it was revealed that the h.f.p.a. has zero black members. the only way the h.f.p.a. could be more white is if they hosted a network talk show. now, the organization had promised to address their problems, but over the weekend, due to a

we will debate the road ahead for your money today joining me for the hour, brenda vingiello. lebenthal is here, steve weiss and jon najarian good to see everybody. s&p is good, in positive territory, as is the russell there's the

cartwright: at this time the chair recognizes congressman brenda lawrence for five minutes of questions. rep. lawrence: thank you so much and congratulations, attorney general. i wanted to ask a question about mental health and law enforcement. the biden administration skinny budget includes an incentive to partner mental health providers with law enforcement across the country, which i believe is important as we move towards ensuring that community policing and meeting the needs of all of our residents. will the department be taking any efforts to prioritize grant applicants who intend to use funds to create partnerships between mental health providers and law enforcement? ag garland: the answer in general to that is yes. we do believe that taking the burden off law enforcement, particularly with respect to some of these very high-risk contacts with people who have a mental disability or who are in crisis, and to bring along a substitute social worker as a mental health care professional is a good way to reduce -- both for the officer and for the person involved. there is money in the

we will see if that happens in this case with brenda mitchell.your expertise. >> thank you, shannon, pleasure as always. >> shannon: san francisco calling out catholics who call for abortion. who might they be referring to? you were a member he has been on the show. that is next. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. which shows will you be getting into tonight? how 'bout all of them. netflix. 'cause xfinity gets you really into your shows. when one burns for someone who does not feel the same. daphne, let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this on x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you need a breath mint. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: is the art bishop of san francisco suggesting president biden and house speaker nancy pelosi both high-profile catholics and abortion rights holders denied

cartwright: at this time the chair recognizes congressman brenda lawrence for five minutes of questions. rep. lawrence: thank you so much and congratulations, attorney general. i wanted to ask a question about mental health and law enforcement. the biden administration skinny budget includes an incentive to partner mental health providers with law enforcement across the country, which i believe is important as we move towards ensuring that community policing and meeting the needs of all of our residents. will the department be taking any efforts to prioritize grant applicants who intend to use funds to create partnerships between mental health providers and law enforcement? ag garland: the answer in general to that is yes. we do believe that taking the burden off law enforcement, particularly with respect to some of these very high-risk contacts with people who have a mental disability or who are in crisis, and to bring along a substitute social worker as a mental health care professional is a good way to reduce -- both for the officer and for the person involved. there is money in the