no one was going to do anything special with no one was going to say brenda. but brenda. mm. which you did quite beautifully. i want to, i want to talk about how we can't really talk about sexual exploitation or trafficking, talking about violence and in fact that's brenda when i was first working on my book focused sexual violence. it was brenda when i interviewed her who made so clear to me that connection and i don't think the world grasped this that i have never worked with or known someone who's been in the sex trade, who has not known sexual violence most often. they knew it before or they were in the sex trade and then they lived it over and over in the sex. why do we not talk as much as we should about. that connection. and i want to thank the of you because both of your books do that very powerfully. so your question was basically why why are we not talking about prostitution and sexual violence and how they are and how prevalent sexual violence is in the sex trade. i think don't want to look. and one of the reasons that i wrote the book was i writing for recovery ma

brenda, joe terranova, jenny harrington, and joe with me. joe, yields are up today and the market is trying to figure out what to make sense of all of it? >> yeah, 4,200 for the s&p is where the market is going. i don't like a two-year trading at 4.2, and i don't like a 10 year trading at 3.6. we have a lot of earnings but we have a tremendous amount of fed speak and that fed speak will playoff the new york state manufacturing readoff this morning for the first time that has brought manufacturing out of contraction territory. it's probably the following week when we get the mega caps, because that's where the strength has been all year propelling this market forward might have a challenged week and maybe on the other side of that maybe we could pick up the momentum towards 4,200 >> jenny, we had the best first week of earnings results in a decade bank of america is talking about that today 97 have beat, banks accounting for a lot of that, and jpmorgan, thank you very much. even as expectations are low and you are within an earnings recession

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brenda was recently in houston where we are building a solar farm on the site of a former landfill inhe middle of the neighborhood, another example of what is good for the environment is also good for jobs, so brenda thank you. these are the kinds of projects we are funding all across the country and urban, rural, suburban, and tribal communities. then last year, joe and i reignited the cancer moonshot to end cancer as we know it. [applause] it is a whole of government effort and one of our top priorities to better understand and prevent environmental and toxic exposures. if we do that, we know, we know that we can save and extend millions of lives. look, this is about people's health, it is about the health of our communities, it is only about the future of our planet. since i have become president i have phone over literally thousands of acres burned flat from wildfire due to environmental changes. more acreage burned to the ground that i've witnessed from a helicopter in the last 19 months then are in the entire state of maryland, as if the entire state of maryland burned to the gr

clearly, brenda doesn't love high-yield. do you? >> not right now. there is a. that they were doing incredibly well. we were going into high-yield yet again, but it's predicated on the economy not cratering. we have a deep recession. at this point, what we are seeing is a pullback, but it will be mild. we are staying away from that, and sticking to quality. >> like just said, money is flowing into high-yield. i watched the etf flow. if you watch j and k, those are the high-yield etf's out there. a combined to million dollars flowed in just yesterday. that is the biggest one-day combined inflow since november. what is the bull case on junk bonds? do you buy it? >> it is important to emphasize how to define quality. many people are using the term quality. we use it, our competitors use it. we hear it on tv all of the time. quality means being able to generate predicable earnings. you have pricing power. just because you have a bit of extra leverage, that doesn't mean you are a bad company, if you have good quality. the argument, the bull argument for high-yield, s

the chair of the white house consulate and environmental quality, where's brenda.embers of congress who work on this issue every day, and champions of environmental justice, let's get something straight none of this would happen without you guys, and that's a fact none of this would happen without you. look, stand up and i want the war hero, she's not going to be able to stand up because she's in a wheelchair, but everybody else, please stand up. [ applause ] and i also want to mention a member who can't be here today, congressman, an old friend, don mckeechum, fought for everything we're talking about today. i want to thank advocates, community leaders, members of the white house, environmental council, many of who have been working on this issue for a long time, and persuading those in power to pay attention to make this a priority. what you do matters. it matters a great deal. i ask all of you on the council to stand up and be recognized. some couldn't be here today. [ applause ] i mean it, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. earth day is tomorrow. a cha

. >> reporter: brenda gresham never met jasper's family, but she feels their pain. she, too, lost her son to gun violence in oakland. a shooting happened near their house and one of the buts struck and killed 17-year-old christopher lavell jones back in 2010. brenda says church is her therapy. >> it's almost 13 years for me and it feels like yesterday. me and my son were very close and for him not to be here is just like a void that's never going to go away. >> reporter: she turned her pain into advocacy and founded the christopher lavell jones foundation. she and members of her organization plan to attend the monday protest. >> we need to support because we all are going through the same thing and we want to make sure they know they have support from bob e is co-organizing the justice for jasper protest. he says after jasper's family recently met with pamela price, they worry they won't get justice. >> they're very concerned that the killers of jes wu will get out without any jail time whatsoever. >> reporter: the district attorney has refused our multiple requests

they goes to what they believe about the colonel justice whether brenda johnson or lori lightfoot orting the same position. they believe is the system of oppression and anyone who gets caught up in it is a victim. if some teenager is going out and doing something they are victims of white supremacy culture in which they should not be blamed. we should be listening to them and said we need to do something better for them. they have in this country the democrat party has twisted it all around were the victims are no longer seen as victims, criminals are seen as victims. gerry: the people of chicago just voted that man into office brandon johnson, he made his position very, very clear, crystal clear in the wake of this. when cities are voting for the state of approach which what jason says elevating criminals as victims what can they expect. >> i have to say is a democrat i was disappointed by the outcome of the election and all the clichÉ is true, people look to government for very few things. the most important is public safety keeping people safe. if you are going to say these kids w

cheer about in cologne, even before the match kicked off a new attendance record for the women's brenda's leeker. unfortunately for cologne, the massive home crowd come spread them on to success. is to frank for taking the lead through. barbara didn't on 50 minutes, it stayed like that until just over 10 minutes from the end. reprising the car on hand to make the gain safer. frankfurt was a simple finish. they stay 3rd in the table and in the champions league, places which in many ways the result played 2nd fiddle to the new attendance records and encouraging sign that women's teams can fill out the big stadiums in germany. going to say it watching daily news coming up next in d w, that news asia, rewriting history or correct syndrome information. how school textbooks have become a battleground in india and how a suffering elephant has shown a spotlight on the cruel conditions in pakistan's. next was news asia with melissa chan. i'm any kids mckinnon. thanks for watching and have a lovely day with you because i.

about tfive minutes or so brenda, what do you want to hear tonight?be on what's happening with aws given the cloud strength we saw from microsoft and google as we know, clouds -- aws has been slowing even though the backlog was up a did h decent amount, 37%, is that going to be stabilizing? bigger question for all the cloud players is how does ai factor into this it's going to be an important part of growth and allow them to more into more of a specialized more for i think that's really what we're looking to get clarity on. as always with amazon, it's always about the margins that tends to surprise one way or the other they overspent their core retail business, infrastructure and looking to see have they been able to realize cost savings there yet or not i think those are the bigger questions we're looking for answers to. >> you want more cost cutting or not? >> yes i think amazon is one where we can definitively say since the company has been a public company they've reinvested a ton of money back into the business. that's been disappointing to share

and you attendance record for the women's brenda's legal. unfortunately for colliding, the massive home crowd come spread them on to success is to frank for taking the lead through. barbara didn't storm 50 minutes. it stayed like that until just over 10 minutes from the end, reprocess car on hand to make the game safer. frankfurt with the simple finish they stay 3rd in the table and in the champions league. places which in many ways the result plates, 2nd fiddle to the new attendance records, and encouraging sign that women's teams can fill out the big stadiums in germany. you're watching the w news live from berlin up next. are digital update shift asked is a i becoming too powerful to stay around? you can for that. in the meantime, i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thank you so much for watching. ah delux. what people have to say matters to us. mm. that's why we listen to their stories reporter.

. >> reporter: brenda never met jasper's family but feels their pain. she too lost her son to gun violence in oakland. a shooting near their house, one of the bullets struck and killed him in 2010. she says church is her therapy. >> it's almost 13 years and it feels like yesterday. me and my son were very close. for him not to be here is a void that's never going away. >> reporter: she turned her pain into advocacy. she and members much her organization plan to attend the monday protest. >> we need to support. we all are going through the same thing and need to be sure they know they have support from all races. >> reporter: bob ye is coorganizing justice for jasper protest and says after the family recently met with price they worry they won't get justice. >> they're very concerned that the killers of jasper will get out without any jail time. >> reporter: the district attorney has refused multiple requests for interviews in recent months. she are he leased a video saying she'll hold people responsible for jasper's killing accountable but says she hasn

cheer about in cologne, even before the match kicked off a new attendance record for the women's brenda's leeker. unfortunately for cologne, the massive home crowd comes spread on to success. this is frank for taking the lead through. barbara didn't storm 50 minutes. it stayed like that until just over 10 minutes from the end. i repress my car on hand to make the gain safer. frankfurt with a simple finish. they stay 3rd in the table and in the champions league, places which in many ways the result played 2nd fiddle to the new attendance records, an encouraging sign that women's teams can fill out the big stadiums in germany. and just before we go, let's get a reminder of the top story that we've been following for you at this hour. united states has warned that millions of civilians trapped by violent incident, could soon run low on food, water, and medicine. thousands of foreign nationals are being evacuated from the country. that is your news update office hours. there will be more of me in 45 minutes time for now though, coming up after a short break is our business program. with rob l

brenda refusing to be the next meal, there she is.the price supports the nhl stanley cup playoffs are back. they start tomorrow but this is why i've not been able to enjoy the last decade or so because my team the new jersey devils have been bad for the most part but not this year an incredible season for my devils they take on the hated new york rangers and the first round of game one at the rock i am excited, i am nervous but i don't know if anyone beats in boston. i don't think i can make it to this round. first i have to survive first of all. and maybe a cheer a little too loudly it has been an incredible season but it's exciting to back in the playoffs. it's tough to pick against. quick is not enough to get the participation trophies? works exactly. the devils rank they get the trophy they are taught by a coach at a young age there's only one and competition. meanwhile we are all going to participation trophies for an amazing a big sunday should hear. that doesn't for us to see out next weekend. the fox report with jon scott star

. >> reporter: brenda never met jasper's family but feels their pain. she too lost her son to gun violence. a shooting near their house and one of the bullets struck and killed the 17-year-old in 2010. she said church is her therapy. >> it's almost 13 years and feels like yesterday. me and my son were close. for him not to be here is void that's never going away. >> she turned pain into advocacy and founded the foundation. she and members of the organization plan to attend the monday protest. >> we need to support. we all are going through the same thing. we want to be sure they know they have support from all races. >> reporter: bob is coorganizing justice for jasper protest. he says after jasper's family met with pamela price they worry they won't get justice. the killers will get out t without jail time whatsoever. >> reporter: the district attorney has refused multiple requests for interviews in recent months. she released a interview saying she will hold people responsible accountable but hasn't decided on the charges. >> there is nothing our justi

brenda, april johnson, hermon, wendy kelly. as i told solicitor five or, we have all had -- some of these survivors, we have all had the experience. it is not the same, losing some is absolutely devastating. we kind of understand it. i have heard incredible stories by the spirit of these families and the resilience and the bravery. the town of rolling stone will be back. we will be with you every step of the way. what did i say? i said rolling fork. rolling stone. i have my mind going here. we will be back. we will be with you every step of the way. god bless you all. god bless our first responders. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> crumbing back? >> thank you all so much for coming. it means a lot. >> how did they get out? ready? ok. oh, we're this way.

. >> brenda never met jasper's family but she feels that pain. she too lost her son to gun violence in oakland , that happened near their house. one of the bullets struck and kille 17-year-old christopher lavell jones back in 2010. she says churches her therapy. >> it is almost 13 years and it feels like yesterday. me and my son were very close. for him not to be here is a void that is never going to go away. >> she turned her pain intact advocacy , she and members of her organization plan to attend the monday protest. >> we need to go and support. w all are going through the same thing and we want to make sure that they know that they have support from all races. >> reporter: bob lee is co-organizing the justice for jasper protest. >> you saw a pattern of behavio where the da was reducing sentencing for killers. >> the district attorney has refused multiple requests for interviews in recent months. sh recently released a video thing she will hold people responsibl but she has not decided on the charges. >> there is nothing that our justice syste

the chair of the white house -- brenda, where is mallory? there she is. members of congress who work on this issue every day are champions of environment addresses let's get summing straight. none of this would've happened without you guys. that is a fact. [applause] look. standup. a warrior is not can be able to stand up because she is in a wheelchair. everyone else, please stand up. [applause] i also want to mention a member who cannot be here today, an old friend don. a lifelong fighter for environmental justice, he fought like hell for every one of the things we will talk about today. i want think the advocates and community leaders including the members of the council. many of whom have worked on this issue for a long time. and persuading those in power to pay attention. pay attention and make this a priority. look, you know, what you do matters. it matters a great deal. i ask all of you on the council to stand up and be recognized. some could not be here today. [applause] i mean it, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. earth day is tomorrow,

. >> reporter: brenda gresham never met the family but feels their pain. she, too, lost her son to gun violence in oakland. a shooting happened near their house and one of the bullets struck and killed 17-year-old christopher lavelle jones in 2010. >> it's almost 13 years for me. it feels like yesterday. me and my son were close. for him not to be here, it's like avoid that will never go away. >>> she turned her pain into advocacy. >> we need to go and support. we all are going through the same thing. we want to make sure that they know they have support from all races. >> reporter: bob is could organ nicing the protest. after jasper's family met with pamela price they are worried they won't get justice. >> they are concerned that the killers will get out without jail time whatsoever. >> reporter: the district attorney has refused our requests for interviews. she released a video saying she will hold people responsible for jasper's killing accountable but hasn't decided on the charges. >> there is nothing that our justice system can do that will relieve or

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all right, brenda, we'll talk to you soon, thank you.> quick programming note, by the way. do not miss tonight, "last call," the close ally of governor desantis, central florida tourism board bridget ziegler joins brian sullivan tune into "last call" tonight at 7:00 eastern time. >>> speaking of the entertainment business, both the endeavor and wwe shares lower on news that endeavor will merge its ufc brand with the wwe, forming a new company that will eventually go public on the new york stock exchange. the transaction values the so far unnamed company at some $21 billion. $12 billion for the ufc, $9.3 billion for the wwe, which is a substantial premium over wwe's current $6.5 billion market cap after the deal closes, expected in the fourth quarter, endeavor will hold a 51% controlling interest in the wwe enterprise while existing shareholders will hold a 49% interest. i asked ari emanuel about the situation during an exclusive interview on sunday in los angeles. >> we paid a fair price, and i'll tell you why. we paid a little bit for c

i would like to her, brenda. thank our moderator, for we are thrilled to have, as our speaker today. debby applegate she is a graduate of amherst college and has her ph.d. in american studies from yale university. she is a historian her previous was the most famous man in america a biography of henry ward beecher and he was a minister sort of a progress administer. but in her acknowledgments she talked about how interesting it was to move from a minister to a madam who is ran a number of houses of prostitution in new york. so her latest book is the biography of polly adler, icon of the jazz age. it won the 2007 pulitzer prize for biography, and it was one of the new york society of libraries best books about new york and was also a finalist for the us angeles times book prize and. the national book critics circle award and she's been married to bruce torgan. 36 years. so i read the book. it's a fascinating, fascinating book. one of the things i didn't realize is that is as much about the history. new york during

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this temperature, this is brenda for mr. packages. with yeah, just keep going. so with modern instruments and satellites were still only really measuring the surface of the ocean, and a lot of the changes and climates occur in depth. so to measure the deep ocean, you would need to send instruments down into the deep. and that's what they started on 150 years ago. so within the repeat those measurements with more accurate instruments and get the more more comprehensive data sets of deep ocean temperature . should we take it out? how long it, how long have i mean much more more than a minute, but yeah, i think with them so we're looking at the results as they come up. but we won't really have the answers and we get back in bergen up to 2 years of collecting measurements from the round the oceans. and we're expecting that we'll be able to calibrate the old measurements 150 years back in time before they go for an item that i'm put on. i've never been to another somewhere have been and privileged to have my daughter moved on board the ship. and i know that it's not

jasper's case, a number of victim family stood on the steps, demanding fair punishment, including brenda grisham, who lost her son christopher to violence in 2010. also, the wife of kevin, a security guard gunned down while protecting a tv news crew in 2021. >> i and worried as well, just like the family, are they going to take enhancements away? is kevin going to get justice? i do not know. dion: one woman son was murdered in oakland in 2018 and says today was not about race. >> why? because a loss to one is a loss to all and we are all connected. if jasper wu's mother feels pain, i feel pain. dion: barbara was killed in january of last year, also in a freeway shooting. she sat down with me before the rally to him for the public to speak out. this is where the community is important because if it cannot trust our justice system, at least i have the community. they're the ones who are pushing me and giving me the motivation to come here today. dion: i asked pam for a statement or interview, and she did not address the other cases but said in part, "our hearts continue to go out to the fa

according to brenda elfman, chief editor of the latin america focus news portal opera monday. the further strengthening of relations between russia and brazil is paving the way for a world order word. diplomacy prevails. in addition to commercial and cultural relationships, brazilian russia participate in the same is through basic articulation to breaks. and they had development imp of meaningfully condition by des, control that their nights they exercise over the global financial system, as it do counter is, is strengthen they allies alongside china, india, south africa, and all the nations of the so called global falls back towards a democratic woke order without a demo knees, we'll be easier. i believe that president lula is acting correctly when he proposed a long flight chinese presidents using being and all the leaders decoration of a group of companies willing to a facility. they'd be negotiation unite to stay. and there were been union, together with who crane must be pressure when the stand that all new way resolve the conflict in through i just and lasting beef negot

brenda disarmed. yes, i said that openly, in my address nation, was, as i said, that we have the right and the capacity to react. and to do everything possible to defend our interests, you shouldn't assume that we don't blackmailing anyone much response. this is what's going to happen. get up with our government since the last year has been working in an anti crisis mode. and i have to say, we've seen some very positive results, what not to proceed on when it was play, when you know, in terms of adapting our economy and constructively, new logistical routes. but to, to cut the story short, i would have to say that as of right now i have nothing to criticize my government about. all of the major issues have been addressed. you know what if there is no w, we still have some work to do, bud, sir, it will be finishing lives in the upcoming mom. this is a short history with we have for my rescue, restarted.

but you know, the, the more we can brenda down by not putting as much in the atmosphere, the better off we will be. experts often describe the arctic as the epicenter of climate change in places like old jak, that change is dramatic. and it seems there's no turning back plastic bottles, a practical, unavailable every whack, every minute. 1000000 of them a sold worldwide. the number of bottles produced in a year would be enough to cover the distance from us to the planet. mercury. emptied and thrown away, very few bottles of recycled mo, stand up in the trash or in nature, which is a huge problem because plastic takes about 450 years to decompose the well desperately needs ideas for how to deal with old plastic. we take a look at one in rio de janeiro. mm hm. how can skateboards help re as largest havana to reduce plastic waste? this question drives canadian, ari and riah ghani, who is realizing his vision of sustainability here in the midst of thousands of fossil caps in his improvised open air workshop. the 28 year old has declared war on garbage, at least as far as the little concerne

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evidence on data, but rather informed by lie and racism, and effect on that led to with majority for brenda on breaks that has occurred may, society is living with the wreckage of that, we say let me ask you a different, let me ask you, i was reading about a little bit about you and you recently had coveted and you were praising the health care that you got through the, in a chess. yes. with that in mind, if you were to reunify, ireland is the plan. there is the money there to transform the entire health care system in ireland, you know, to have the health care that you were praising in this article about you recovering from cove it yes. just just on the cover i was on lake support for 17 days. i was told not to leave it and i see for 28 days on one of the evenings may wafers phone to be told. i may not make it through the night. i was the rest of dying, so i know very preciously value to work, what's going on, or health service, and then or hospitals. and it is the she, him of our society. not our health care workers are treated as they are, how co workers here who goes straight in recent

little extra effort to make sure that we're giving them the space they visitors at pier. 39 like brenda, given recognize that the viral video shows the opposite of the sea lions being given space. i'm super concerned that animals also that happens once in a while as well. >> the animals and worse us to be here to protect them considering taking all of waters hoping the video does not become a social media trend where others try to do the same. >> possibly risking public access for all. you're going take away for everyone else. so please he sees it. don't do the marine mammal center recommends staying at least 50 feet away from marine life. if you see harassment or somebody breaking that 50 foot recommendation, you can contact know what to report it. we have their contact information in the web article of this story on kron 4 dot com reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news want families rallied at the state capitol are rally for fentanyl legislation and we're continuing our focus on fentanyl coverage in san francisco where ric

and you attendance record for the women's brenda's leaguer. unfortunately, for cologne, the massive home crowd can spur them on to success. this is frank for taking the lead through. barbara didn't storm 50 minutes. it stayed like that until just over 10 minutes from the end. larry plasma car on hand to make the game safer. frankfurt with a simple finish faced a 3rd in the table and in the champions league, places, which in many ways the result played 2nd, fiddles, the new attendance records, an encouraging sign that women's teams can fill out the big stadiums in germany. you are watching and dw news coming up next in the news, asia, rewriting history or correcting wrong information, house or textbooks, how come a battleground in india, and how a suffering elephant has shown a spotlight on pool conditions in pakistan's, in those stories and more coming up my call melissa chin after a short break. you want more analysis you can find that on our website to. that's ended up. i'm kind of interested in for lynn. thank you so much for joining us. ah