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so, ten bucks, versus 62 bucks. that's 50 bucks you're saving every time you philip!hat's a huge savings for real people! so the question is, how do you bring back the costs of those evs, there's gonna be no question that people will prefer electric vehicles. >> and underappreciated part of electric cars, it's just a much more efficient from thermodynamics, because it's not creating heat as a combustion engine. all that he goes off everywhere, you have to get rid of it. all that is wasted energy. is just a much more efficient machinery. so, that's part of that. >> so many if you are moving parts. >> exactly. i just wanted to say, the weatherization assistance program, it's the nerdy thing in the world, but it's a huge demand for it. you should google it. it's a really great program. there is a wrap song by cardi b about it, but the check it out. jennifer granholm, thank you very much. >> thanks so much. >> coming up, why is fox news going to war with disney? the disgusting culture war a anti lgbt law bills, after this. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? q

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buck, thanks so much for coming . it does seem like the core promise of equal justice has been corroded. the democrat party has been using prosecutor's offices not just for social engineering or you could say for replacing criminal justice with social justice but also as a weapon. the most prominent recent example of this is january six where you have people let's remind ourselves they're held because they're either supposed to be a threatt to the public, which i don't a think any personth actually believes is based in a reality. based i you're talking about january 6th or a flight risk, which also seems quite strange considering many of them have already pleaded and they've gotten months. one just actually got off entirelyon because he was wavedt into the capitol. but look at the way the doj was weaponizes against donald trump before that . in fact, i would sayep republicans have gotten far toor used to this , whether it's governor scott walkerwa up in wisconsin or the john doe laws being used to go after him, chris

now, imagine if donald trump had done that buck sexton is the co-host of the clay travis and buck sextonght. so, what we have got now is the biden administration taking someone qualified, who was under three presidents and demoting him an african-american, to be replaced by a white individual. why is the left not saying anything? >> it's all about the politics of a mid year election, judge. what you see here is the biden administration wants someone running the atf who is going to give them the soundbites, the talking points that they want to make it seem like they are taking action on crime in general, more specifically on gun control issues. so, that's essential to them. that's really what they are looking to do here and the fact of the matter is that it's unserious. it's not going to actually at v. any real impact. they are focusing in on ghost guns as if that is a major part of what is causing street crime, the rise in violence. the real problem is progressive prosecutors. the real problem is that democrats decided continuingly aftermath of the blm protest and riots not to enforce cr

now we go to the young bucks. 19 of those points in the fourth quarter. now the young bucks. had four guys anthony edwards, ja morant, tyrese maxey, jordan poole. all under 22 years old, all scored over 30 points. first time in nba postseason history that four kids -- i say kids -- under the age of 22 scored over 30. the nba is going to be in good hands. lebron is not in the finals -- excuse me, the playoffs. lakers didn't even maksth i. >> thank you.ank you,eo ative to nba playe ha yj. >>> a lot more coming up on "gma," including sherri papini pleads guilty to faking her own kidnapping. we're going to talk about how much prison time she could serve. >>> and this police rescue caught on body cam. pulling a pilot out of his crashed plane. this morning their emotional reunion. >>> first, back to ginger. hey, ginger. >> don't let this morning deceive you, because we start pleasant on the east coast. then things deteriorate. you see the earth cam looking nice. temperature around 40. by this afternoon windy, super rainy. gusts up to 50. let's get your local weather in 30 seconds.

scored 33 and the bucks won it, bucks get the celtics next round. >>> on to baseball. just a few blocks away, giants, a's, bay bridge series game two. right off of the covid-19 injured list. that is chad pender. hi, i am chad pender and i match. sixth pitch of the game, swung on, gone, that was your scoring. giants came back and loaded them up in the third. they could not close. paul blackburn got brandon to ground into an inning ending play. it is personal. he is from brentwood. five shutout innings where the a's won it. the two face each other again in august. so, it was a busy day today. if that is not enough, tomorrow is the nfl draft. so, what are the 49ers going to do? going to be silent? no first round pick or going to make noise via a trade? we will find out. >> back to you in studio. >> how do you decide where you were going to go tonight. obviously you were with the warriors but it is all over the place. >> i got a big bear hug from e- 40, that was enough for me. [ laughter ] >> could be my screen saver. >> i love it. all right, vern, thanks. >>> up next, the

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city, columbia shouting slogans, waving placards and demanding change around are on the one the roger bucks, a family whose members occupy key positions in the shrunken government, including that of the president and the prime minister to resign. we believe their family rules then the court is him and blatant of corruption are responsible for this economy collapse. the people of the island nation have been facing regular power cuts, food and medicine shortages and soaring prices of essentials. long cues outside patrol and diesel stations have become a common sight as the country it runs out of cash to buy fuel. the crisis has brought people together. it's a paper spread as this is not political motivated. i'm not of any party and i don't think anyone here is that is the best time all of sri lanka has united against politics. this crisis has affected everybody stomach, so everyone is out on the street, irrespective of cost creed, really janai economic backgrounds. a shilling concede, they want accountability, transparency, and a responsible government to control the unrest on the streets. a

amazon gets its price target cut by 100 bucks at cowan.ell liz young, the state of mega-cap tech today given where rates currently sit is what? >> the state of mega-cap tech today to me is if you're an investor, first of all, tech is a classic place to invest regardless of rates. tech is the future of the american economy mega-cap tech in particular acts like the rest of the sector and if you want to build defensive positions in your portfolio you're looking at mega-cap tech, and if you're holding them, i would keep holding them, specially if you're in the camp that we're getting in the late cycle and that we're headed toward something bumpier >> kari is dropping them like it's hot today facebook has been a mistake, you said i wish we would have sold it >> you have to save your best for tv and not the producer conversations. >> anyone who would own facebook a few months ago would prefer to have sold it rather than watch it drop. so that's just a truism. nobody likes to lose their money or clients' money in the stock at this point facebook

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good for 22 points on the night and his bucks quiet the fans. in chicago. middleton could be back if the bucks advance and suns were without devin booker but the vet chris paul was just too much. paul put on another fourth quarter clinic. the suns roll on the pelicans and tonight here in brooklyn, the nets will play host to the celtics. a lot of the success of this team will depend on the play of k.d. and kyrie, of course, the celtics lead the series by two games. eva, back to you. >> all of us living in brooklyn are going to be waiting to see if k.d. can break through that celtics defense. they have been crushing it lately. the playoffs continue on espn, the nets and celtics play game three of their series at 7:30 eastern. >>> all right, still ahead here on "gma," time running out for melissa lucio, the mother of 14 on death row. the big names now pushing to get her a reprieve. >>> plus, with mask mandates lifted, what you should know about airflow and air filtration on flights. >>> and powerball celebrating its 30th anniversary with a $400 million jackpot

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we quote it at 6 bucks and change they're paying just under 40 on the spot market. let's talk about the implications of this joining us now is a commodity market analyst with rye start energy welcome. poland has been smart. they've been planning this for a while. they're ending their contract early. bulgaria, a different story. do you think this russia strategy will then -- poland and bulgaria are one thing germany, france, spain, they're a different story. do you think russia will extend this to other nations? >> i think this is the first shot from russia back at the west of course, starting from poland and bulgaria poland has 75% they have twice as high the level at this time of the year and has energy imports they've been running -- and they also have two pipelines coming up from lone place in may and another in october but germany and italy, they rely highly on russian gas and those companies -- actually germany -- have not really much option to go with other source of supply so it comes to paying in rubles, it's really -- negotiating with gazprom. they usually

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so your milwaukee bucks secured the third seed, right? the third seed in the nba playoffs. all last time. >> i think, you know, as long as we stay healthy, we're going to have a shot at repeating. i think we've got as good a shot as anybody. i think right now, we're favored to win the east, so we're going to play chicago, i think that'll be a fun series, but we're going to have three tough series ahead , and as long as we're healthy i think we'll get there. i'm pretty excited about it. liz: we just want to see the fan fest outside the arena like you did last time. that was so much fun. are you doing that again? >> yeah, no, we will because it's great weather. last year everybody loved it so we'll start up again. liz: so much fun, i remember we showed so much of this and look it's a lot different because now people can actually be inside post-covid so we're wishing the bucks best of luck. good to see you please come back >> my pleasure. liz: marc lasry. thank you very much. before tesla ceo elon musk pulled the plug on joining twitter's board he and fellow billionaire jeff b

the high was almost 3800 bucks. i mean, down close to a thousand bucks. do you think? >> i don't think they are the lows. i lake all of them especially amazon. i think it's a question of timing. i don't think the market has seen the bottom. until the fed has -- provide guidance on what the policy is going to be, they need to set it and lever it alone so investors know what's ahead and investors can step back in and until the fed goes back in anything can happen and they could make policy errors and see the market tank. stuart: if i were to put more money in microsoft today, what do you think? >> i think absolutely, yes, a great spot to take a new position in there. again that being said, i keep my stocks really tight because we can reverse and make new lows, so, yeah, getting into microsoft good idea but use the tight stock, 15%. stuart: okay, god advice shah gilani. thank you very much for being with us, sir. the market has opened on wednesday morning, we are up 187 points butless remember we were down 809 yesterday. i would say that it's a rough split a

i thought it was a simple story about people trying to make a quick buck. people struggling to make ends meet and turning to scalping to help out. remember, currently, this is legal. but should it be? quite a lot of the activity is either related to organised crime or it's related to people trafficking. you know, i take your view that there are individuals out there where it's made a difference to their lives. but that's the reason as well we want the regulation. there is no doubt that bots make scalping a lot more ferocious than it ever was, the bill had failed recently, but he's renewing it again this year. there is no doubt that bots make scalping a lot more ferocious than it ever was, giving tech—powered resellers an edge that us, the consumers, can never compete with. so, what do you think? should it be outlawed? hand—held devices tend to double down on pure gameplay experiences that don't rely on graphics so sharp you'll cut yourself on them. that could be about to change as a result of this — the steam deck, hand—held gaming pc. from the people behin

my name is jeffrey, i am a lawyer based out of karachi and bucks done. and i'm also a political analyst income data. thank you jeff. i just did a quick recap of the last 5 days. your hate as political out of this must be spinning. what happened? how did we get to prime minister sharif? saw the stop festival. if you can explain it very briefly for off, how did we get to warm? let me tell you that. prime minister should he show boss judy who is the new prime minister of pakistan. husband bought it in for the 1st time, but this is not the 1st time that that showed he families and borrowed. and in fact, this is the 4th time of the bath 30 years or so that shall sharif or be his elder brother. last year he was in a wooden ball with the prime minister of pockets done. and the entire episode has culminated not only from a vote of confidence, as you explained in your interview as your plane and your introduction, but also to some involvement of the supreme court. and most importantly, perhaps, according to him, ron hahn, the former prime minister and his politic

by the time after hours trading came to an end at 8:00 p.m., it was back at 96 bucks what was reallyor the quarter. went down here because people didn't do their homework, they didn't wait for the whole car. then you hear the call, then it went like this, then like this, then, you know, these are where idiots bought. maybe they held. this is where smart people bought and maybe they flipped. so what the heck was the rebound about? simple at 4:45 carvana announced they would be raising $4.275 billion across three separate transactions, selling 1 billion in common stock, 1 billion in preferred stock and ov 2.75 of senior unsecured not through 2030 normally it would not be taken as a positive catalyst, right. a bunch of stock, that's bad news for existing shareholders, you are diluted. however, carvana has been dogged by liquidity worries because they offer financing to the customers and then package those loans into asset-backed securities which then sell to investors. unfortunately, used car backed bonds having been selling too well, people are worried about collapse of the car price.

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, 25, 30 bucks away from its high >> yeah. and importantly, microsoft had a false breakdown below 275, recovered fast these are two things i felt had to hang in there in order to save this market so far that's what's playing out. but we are not getting a lot of follow through here. new lows list is expanding the most bullish thing i can tell you is that the aaii survey this week is at a level, spread between bulls and bears, is at a level more bearish than anything we've seen outside of the great financial crisis literally. this is it we ain't never seen, i'm on the show 11 years with you, judge, we ain't never seen an environment this negative. and people that answer that survey question, aaii, are people that own apple, microsoft, these are 60, 40 portfolio investors. makes sense they're this bearish. they have an 11% haircut to start the year in a diversified portfolio, and that's if they're just in the indexes and not in individual stocks. but that's like the most positive thing i could say right now is that we're already

liz: didn't the previous president pay like 750 bucks, like what are we doing wrong, charles? charles: i'm not sure what it is just i can't figure it out, liz. liz: he's speechless, everyone. that's what taxes will do do you , yes. markets are making a late tax day turnaround a volatile session following the three day weekend but look at this about an hour and a half ago the bulls found new life. question is can they hold on to that energy? speaking of energy, it's driving the markets since the war in ukraine appears to be entering a terrifying new phase. russia now attempting breakthrough the defenses on the eastern front, in dontesk, and kharkiv. oil and natural gas are leaping, natural gas look at that, it touched $8 per unit earlier, it's still up about 6.5% in the after market we're watching it all very closely. crude oil at $108.05 a barrel. elon musk's twitter takeover also taking a new twist as the billionaire ceo of tesla channels his inner elvis. i am not kidding. dan niles bought twitter last week but he's already sold it, what he saw that triggered the reversal and

the bucks won it. 116-100. won the series 401. bucks get the celtics next round. for the as, fresh off the covid injured list. hi. i step up. and i am ash. >> the giants did respond. they loaded them up in the third but couldn't close. paul blackburn got brandon to ground it through an inning ending double play. personal for blackburn. had he is from brentwood. the as won it with that one- zero score. the two face each other again in august. so it was busy yesterday. and if that isn't enough, it is busy today. you know why? it is the nfl draft. the 49ers don't have a first round pick, but it is still early in the day. anything could happen. i'll stow you later. >>> coming up on kpix five. >> lieders could soon be i required to mask up. the mandate being voted on today. >> oakland police getting closer to >>> live from the cvs bay area studios. this is kpix five news. >>> right now on kpix five and streaming on cbs news area. take a look at that there. a live look at the east bay. a windy start. first alert meteorologist is tracking those conditions. >>> masks are

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