caroline: i'm caroline hyde. ed ludlow is on assignment. this is "bloomberg technology." salesforce plunges as sales growth for the current quarter slows to its lowest in history. details to come. we continue earnings coverage and sit down with the ceo of c3 as they report on decent results. and we take aa deep divei into the elon musk universe. all of that and so much more, coming up. we are dragged lower by the absolute plummeting in salesforce, having an impact on the overall s&p 500. the nasdaq is off at the moment. interesting that the gdp number came to the previous quarter from u.s. growth the bad news, the yield comes down as inflation growth is cooling in the united states, helping bond markets -- around the world, higher to the .5% amount, giving energy to equities that isn't rolling into the united states at the moment, a lot of that is on the micro data. let's look at what people have in terms of the earnings to digest. there is a ray of light, for some. hp went back to a commercial demand with growth in the pc part of the brit -- business. not so for printers

caroline and mark caroline: what a great conversation -- caroline? caroline: what a great conversation as we think about how the executives are using this powerful technology. coming up, it's the make or break earnings results of the week. the company that ed was just describing their with arthur, not just dell, but nvidia two. keep a close eye out on zoom, we are anticipating a 2% increase. palo alto, pushing up a quarter of 1%. that's the cybersecurity juggernaut since it listed. this is this is bloomberg. ♪ -- this is "bloomberg technology ." ♪ ffe chatter) is it me...or is work not working? at least, not the way it could work. your people are buried in busy work. and you might be thinking... can ai make it all work? can ai help your people work... without all the workarounds? feel better. make customer service work the way customers expect? that one. make your old tech work with your new tech? thank you. and todd here is wondering, can ai do all that... now? no pressure. it can. on the servicenow platform, ai transforms your entire business. your

caroline: i am caroline hyde. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: full earnings coverage or had. we have cisco it's outlook conservative we will hear from the cfo. ed: walmarts results posted big jump in its online business. caroline: we will be sitting down with start up perplexity to discuss complexity and the search place. nasdaq out of new record high. global stocks still raise higher in the economic data gives us confidence but will the agency be able to cut? 10 year flat. this is a risk on day. we have seen, down on the day at $65,000 level. it's not all risk on n. end. ed: walmart is up 6%. this story is a search on growth in its online business. we will go to j wolf to talk about that. cisco is now down 2% in its outlook was seen as strong. we are going to hear from the cfo to break down the networking gear. we come to china. jd.com we are learning who the winners and losers are in the e-commerce space. ali baba is up, why? jd.com number one and ali baba number two. . caroline: investor sentiment more broadly. we will tackle these

caroline: diversification.terest, a large social media customer optimizing cost, as to why you downgraded outlooks. are we seeing that broadly or is it one? tom: we have a large social company. they are cutting back as best they can, facing some geopolitical pressures. broadly, weak past couple months in gaming and video. reports talking about subscriber numbers, traffic as a whole. we feel that. we carry all the video out there. big for the gaming companies. that creates a dip in outlook for the year. we raised outlook on security and compute, both very strong. caroline: the perfect person to ask, reading between the lines, geopolitically affected social company has to be tiktok. i know you have expertise. how much are you seeing geopolitics weighing on your business? tom: there is concern. we made disclosure, if the law takes effect, that could impact 1.5% of our revenue next year. it shouldn't have a direct impact this year. remains to be seen if the law will go into effect. caroline: are you trying to diver

>> this is bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. ♪ caroline: i am caroline hyde in nework. ed ludlow is off. coming up, baseless of reportingtsmc and asml down the key equipment in the event of innovation. we hear from the microsoft ceo as their conference builds off. actress scarlett johansson back against openai in the eerily similar voice. all of that and so much more ahead. we want to keep the record highs going. the nasdaq turns flats. pushing forward to what's happening in crypto. we will get back to the major benchmarks in a moment but crypto has been a key story. all i shifting from what we saw was a spot bitcoin etf to potentially a spot eth etf. the nasdaq trading into positive territory. we are at a new record high for the s&p. not so for the stoxx 600 but all eyes focused on fed talk. raphael bostic still trying to analyze the data. we are seeing what's happening with the 10 year yield. may be a bit of buying into the bond market right now as we push forward to what's happening in earnings. let's have a look at some of the individual movers. palo alto networ

hyde and ed ludlow. ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde.d: i'm ed ludlow. this is bloomberg technology. caroline: full chip coverage ahead. the latest headlines from nvidia, arm, intel, and more. ed: apple nears a deal with openai. caroline: shares of gamestop surge admitted speculation that roaring kitty is back. we discussed that and so much more. let's turn our attention to the macro picture. new headlines coming from the new york fed when it comes to consumer sentiment. it is still running hot, 3.3% in terms of where consumers see inflationary pressures being in a year. still holding onto gains, .3% higher. cpi on wednesday, ppi on thursday. 2-year yield remaining higher. borrowing costs remaining high. money going in, yields go lower by two basis points. bloomberg dollar index also down, some anxiety around inflation despite the new york fed data. let's look at what is happening in bitcoin. even though the dollar is up by .1 percent, crypto is higher by 2.3%. i know that you'll focus on gamestop. this is the read across from some of th

caroline: this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ♪ caroline: what a song.delight was created by ai. while the aia music era is creeping upon us, not everyone is a fan. rachel metz is actually the joy behind that song you just heard. when will i be able to stream this on spotify? they're kind of taking away the business of real artists year are they? >> that is a concern, absolutely, both of artists who see this developing -- there are a lot of stakeholders in the music industry. as and comes to making music, they have concerns about this that they are expressing, for sure. caroline: you sign a light on it. they do have the backing of some players and music, but it looks like the companies are trying to make sure that you're not able to say, please make me a song in the essence of the eyelash. we are trying to be careful about the way that we copy or do not. >> they want to position themselves as something anybody can use to make using. it is true that it is a very quick process, or you can make it as complicated as you want. it is for anybody, anybody who i

caroline: live from san francisco, i am caroline hyde. ed: and i am ed ludlow. this is a special edition of bloomberg technology. we will speak to the ceos and visionaries driving change in silicon valley and beyond. caroline: we will be speaking with the seals of arm and more as part of our special. ed: we will push ahead to our keynote speakers later today that include evan spiegel and more. artificial intelligence is probably the overriding theme of the event. it is ai everything, even in some cases if you are not an ai company. caroline: if you are not the ai company, you will think about how you can adapt to it and bring out the productivity. how do we live up to the hype? the valuations are extraordinary. they have been heavy in the public markets. we have seen real use cases. ed: these events are always very interesting and very engaging. everyone is very positive. in the background there is a talent wall and people are running out of cash. we have to ask difficult questions. caroline: and geopolitics. how are you navigating the issue of china as well. so

caroline: caroline hyde right here in new york. flat, nasdaq 100 on the day a little bit of a cautious tone. we've had four straight days of gain but we're also trying to digest a picture that is not giving us much. more some of the micro headwinds when you think of what chipmakers are trying to sell in china on the day when it comes to tech stocks. 10-year yield. this is one of sales. -the-an auction of 10 year debt off by about two basis points. bitcoin down there. maybe that's also to do with a strong u.s. dollar but also whether those etf flows cooling down. tesla off. we know that u.s. prosecutors have been looking in the way in which tesla and elon musk misled drivers. arm holdings, up. this is a company that its current valuation is 90 times future earnings of at the moment. many wondering how they live up to this valuation on the market, how we baked in too much euphoria around a.i. for this chip designer. so too is airbnb. explosion bookings growth that was seen in 2020. ed: let's head out to d.c. and talk about tiktok aft

caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." on bloomberg, crypto, you will hear from the securitized eeo about tokenized funds let -- backed by blackrock. this is bloomberg. ed: chime, the fintech known for its fee free banking services is offering consumers the option of accessing as much as $500 of their paycheck before they arrive. chris joins me here in san francisco. it's interesting, you are offering the option to do this for free or if you want to instantly, two dollars. you would imagine that those that take up the offer would veer towards the free side to. maybe not. what is in it for you guys? chris: chime is about helping everyday people unlock financial progress with a fee free checking account and a host of services that help people with fee free liquidity. what is in it for us with our new service called my pay is consumers would sign up for chime, get direct deposit, and you know, think about the way that payroll works in america, most people are paid every two weeks. with this service, any point on that journey

this is bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. ♪ caroline: i am caroline hyde at bloombergorld headquarters in new york. ed: and ed ludlow in san francisco. we will have full crypto coverage as bitcoin retreats. caroline: openai raises 6 billion. let's go to the public markets. there is a lot to digest this week. a shortened trading week. we are up .52% on the nasdaq. home sales were covering what does the fed do? for now, we are pushing long technology in the face of hawkish sentiment. two year yield down point 0172. for now, we see yields take lower. new york crude up 2.21% this is because of geopolitical risks. let's look at bitcoin. down under pressure, it is noticeable 67,000 try to factor into that 9 billion held by creditors when we start to see the movement. will we see creditors finally able to sell? ed: there will be a really big focus on semiconductors we will go to our team around the country to talk about that. nvidia is the biggest point boost. the story we will focus on is elon musk closing the mecca funding round. will they use nvidia as a cluster to train l

caroline: caroline hyde. ed: ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: full market coverage. applied materials failed to impress investors. what does it say about the sector? ed: ai and reddit announce a partnership. caroline: we sit down with core we've -- weave. let's check in on a market that's been ramping for four weeks. we are seeing the best month so far for the year. tentative gains. we pooled gains as the week progressed. stoxx 600, less optimism on the day. seeing gains through the week. we are still near or at record highs for a lot of benchmarks. a reassessment of the fed. some of the data showed a healthy cooling of the u.s. economy. crypto on the up and up. notable risk on sentiment throughout the week. ed: reddit is up, flirting with a record high, 14% since ipo in march. the deal with openai is a two way. openai licenses reddit to get text data to train models. reddit is talking about building ai products into the forum on top of the language models. applied materials makes the machines that makes the chips, like tsmc. it beat estimates but the upper range giv

caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." caroline: coming up, the amazon web services ceo is stepping down from the job. details to come. ed: openai unveils an update as google kicks off and ai update today. caroline: and we sit down with the buy now pay later ipo. but first, what's trading in the public markets? maybe a bit of a reprieve and spirits, even with the ppi number that produced a price index that came in hotter than anticipated with a sign of ling in the key areas the fed will be focusing on here in the u.s., pulling up in the nasdaq, notably even though we saw initial knee-jerk selloff it is back to rallying on the two-year yield. shining light on what's happening in the highly shorted names like stop, amc, an extraordinary rally for no fundamental reason with high short interest stocks, bet against in the rocks market. moving on to have a look at what's happening on the world of bitcoin, no move or read across from the meme frenzy to the crypto frenzy. bitcoin, selling off a bit.

caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed ludlow is off. this is "bloomberg technology." we will bring you all of the details from apple's let loose product launch. and we will hear from the cfo of disney as shares fall hard after a cautious outlook for screaming subscriber -- streaming subscribers. our interview with both of the company's ceo later this hour. first let's check in on these markets. he turned to the green, even on the nasdaq after some strong days we have had for the last three days. monday we had the best three-day run for stocks more broadly that we had had since november. i'm going to bring you back to the benchmarks. i will get onto these individual players in a moment. we have seen bond markets rally as well as of that three-year auction. we are also seeing crypto, keeping an ion what is happening with bitcoin. we have seen it up about 1.25%. now let's take it onto the some -- onto some of the individual movers. earnings still coming, of course, after the bell yesterday and this morning. disney down more than 9%. some of the numbers were pretty strong

caroline: i'm caroline hyde. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco per this is bloomberg technology. caroline: amazon posts the biggest cloud sales growth in a year. details to come. ed: full chip coverage ahead as amd disappoints. caroline: we sit down with the ceo of pinterest as revenue surges. let's check in on these markets. a little bit of nervousness ahead of the fed when jay powell comes, bouncing off of our lows but of course more broadly technology dragged low by those earnings and the read across down by 2.5% on the stocks. you'll be digging into one of the ultimate names pulling down the key chip index. the 10 year yield catching a bid. now they are catching a bid because we see the u.s. treasury upping its supply in the coming quarter but notably we have seen some worrying signs when it comes to economic data. the price paid still on the upside. how much we are seeing a cooling or studying of the economy. saw some weaker jobs data. moving what's happening in terms of the individual movers. from a crypto perspective, bitcoin down 4.3% on the day. $57,000 we currently trad

caroline: i am caroline hyde at bloomberg headquarters in new york. coming up, full coverage on nvidia as it lives up to the expectations. plus the department of justice takes aim to breakup live nation. tesla ceo elon musk prepares to take the stage. first, let's check the markets. more broadly on these two singular names we want to highlight for you. front and center, we are focusing on live nation down within 5%. the u.s. justice department and almost 30 states suing live nation because they want the company to sell off ticketmaster. live nation saying it is not them but the artist teams that set prices, not ticketmaster and they dispute the fact that they are a monopoly power. we have so much more as we go to the doj live. nvidia up more than 9%. extraordinary and eclipsing $1000. we therefore have a share split that will be music to investors ears. more music, a jump in revenue with you on your growth. no wonder the share price is up. so much to digest in terms of revenue, future revenue potential. they will double yet again to $28 billion in the

caroline: time for talking tech. publisher take two interactive plans to shut down two subsidiaries as part of a shut down in london in send the adult -- in london and seattle. last month take-two said it would lay off 5% of its staff. let's take a look at starlink as it is still operating in multiple unauthorized regions after it said it satellite internet would be shut down by may 1 in those areas. these notices after a march investigation by bloomberg news which first revealed the extent to which elon musk satellites are being used in countries where it is illegal to operate, including in territories ruled by repressive regimes. regulators move to bar a huawei lab from approving telecom gear for use in the united states. it is proposed similar moves against other providers deemed a national security threat. the sec says this will ensure nongovernment labs are not "influenced by untrustworthy actors." ed: this is another big bloomberg story. chinese telecommunication giant while weight is secretly funding cutting-e

well done, caroline. _ for us today. well done, caroline, you _ for us today.y. well done, caroline, you have won. for us today. well done, - caroline, you have won burley, now badminton, huge congratulations, go and enjoy it. caroline powell for new zealand the winner of this year's badminton. second place went to an extraordinarily young irish raider, lucy latter. she could have won if she had gone clear but sadly she had gone clear but sadly she had gone clear but sadly she had a fence down and britain had third place with alexander bragg. an extraordinary badminton, very exciting, a little bit unusual because all the weather we have had, a lot of riders have not had, a lot of riders have not had the preparation that would have done. we would have had a britain in the second or third place. but caroline powell for new zealand is the winner here at this year's badminton and as far as the british riders are concerned, paris is next. they will know who is selected to represent the country at the end ofjune. this isn'tjust a random or good—looking american touri

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now, caroline, no offence, but we didn't see that coming.for the first time? well, we were a long way down and i was sort of wondering, you got a really thought. third, might might be, you know, we would end up. but to win, it was just amazing. she just is the most amazing year and i'm so proud of him. it's been a while since. how long ago did you win bali? how long ago was that? 0h, 2010, exactly. it's been a while since you've had a horse this good after the great lenimal. so what are you thinking now? i mean, is paris is around the corner. are you making a late bid to get on that kiwi team again? oh, i don't know. you know, she's still got to go home and be sound and have a holiday and come back into work and, you know, going to the olympics would be absolute amazing and also going to bali would be amazing. so whatever way she goes, we just want the best for her. so much pressure on your shoulders. so many riders still to go and it's done in reverse order, this final showjumping phase. so the last rider, potentially everyone after you cou

caroline: we thank you so much.se they've just removed hundreds of facebook accounts associated with covert influence campaigns from china, russia and other companies -- other countries. using ai tools to generate disinformation. this is according to the quarterly threat report. i'm assuming maybe they used ai to find this disinformation? kurt: they use ai and algorithms to detect this stuff and do it at the pace. they have billions of pieces of content. it's not something they can necessarily do manually. once things are detected they can go in and do some investigating. we are seeing a little bit more generative ai content that's being used to mislead people. it's something we go into the 2024 alexion. important senate races. >> when meta finds this content, what did they do in response. kurt: their goal is to basically wipe out these groups before they gain any traction. and so most of the time when there celebrating this stuff before it reaches a huge audience. ultimately we are trying to find these groups befor

caroline, first, does the defense have grounds for appeal?norah, there are a lot of meritorious issues here, not the least of which is really the law, the statute on which the district attorney brought this case. remember we have talked for weeks now about the unique nature of what they had to prove in that this was a misdemeanor offense that they bumped up to a felony with another misdemeanor, the conspiracy to violate state election laws, and the unlawful means through which that conspiracy was achieved. the state did not have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, nor did the jury need to be unanimous with respect to what they thought the unlawful means were. to be clear, they were unanimous with respect to every element of the charged offense here. but i think you will see some due process issues being raised on appeal. >> norah: and caroline, donald trump is a 77-year-old first-time offender in the eyes of the new york court system. judge merchan has a great deal of discretion. do you think he will sentence donald trump to present? >> i do

caroline, ou've came good for us today. caroline, you've won _ came good for us today.- came good for us today. caroline, you've won burnley, you've won l you've won burnley, you've won badminton, you won two big ones, huge congratulations, go and enjoy it. caroline call for new zealand, second place went to an irish writer, she's only got one horse, she came second, she could have won it she gone clear but sadly she had a fence down. great britain had their place. very exciting, a little bit unusual in the lead up because of all the weather we've had, all the writers haven't maybe had the preparation they normally would have done, we would normally have a briton in the first second or third place, but caroline powell as i say, for new zealand, is the winner here at this years badminton and as far as british writers are concerned paris is next, they will know who is selected to represent the country at the end ofjune, but that's it from me here at badminton. back to football now, and the shortlists for the premier league player, young player and manager of the year were

i'm carolin roth and these are your headlines.strazeneca shares move higher as they announce the plans to launch 20 new medicines by 2030. the cfo tells cnbc she is confident by the outlook. >> we have confidence by the $18 billion ambition with the portfolio and breadth of the scale of the portfolio we see today. we expect to see 20 potential new drugs by 2030. many have the potential to be $5 the b billion drugs. >>> the nasdaq closes at an all-time high as the fed is focused on the next move. >>> and the eurozone pressures as german producer prices fall more than expected in the softer energy rates. >>> microsoft unveiling its latest lineup of a.i.-focused pcs as the race to get artificial intelligence tools into the hands of consumers and businesses heats up. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "street signs." great to have you with us this morning. let's get back to the top story. astrazeneca aims to reach $80 billion of revenue by 2030 amid significant growth with the oncology and rare disease portfolios. the pharma giant will ex

caroline: i'm caroline hyde in bloomberg headquarters in new york. ed: this is bloomberg technology. caroline: full coverage on nvidia. pushing ahead to that all-important earnings after the closing bell. >> apple looks to get its doj antitrust case tossed out. we will bring you the details. >> scale ai skews as its valuation nearly doubles to a most 14 billion. the ceo joining us later in the hour. there is a macro bit of data we are waiting for the fed minutes coming later in the afternoon and we are basically flat ahead of that. we are still digesting some strong earnings from the tech ecosystem we are up just five points on the nasdaq. record highs looking at 20 year yield just flat ahead of the auction we have seen bond selling often yields rising. we go back into the green just a moment. inflation is cooling but it's not cooling as much, of pound is higher and the u.s. dollar as we see the bank of england not being able to cut at the anticipated rate that the market had wanted to see. let's see what's happening in the world crypto because sudde

caroline, thank ou campus are able to get in. caroline, thank you very _ campus are able to get in.o get in. caroline, thank you very much for being here | thank you very much for being here live on the programme. i want to go now to our north america correspondent whojoins now to our north america correspondent who joins us live in new york, not me out we were just listening tojoe biden he was making the fundamental point that in america you can have peace of processed but in a civil society he said that order must prevail. —— you can have peaceful protest. he commented on people taking easy shots, is this getting more and more problematic for the authorities as we see this grow across many different universities? it we see this grow across many different universities?- different universities? it is. i think it is— different universities? it is. i think it is getting _ different universities? it is. i| think it is getting problematic different universities? it is. i- think it is getting problematic for president biden in some ways. this is the first time we have heard him make the

only two clear rounds, one of them by this lady, caroline powell. see that coming, how do you feel about winning badminton for the first time? thought the third might be where we ended up, but to win it was just amazing. she is just the most amazing mare and i'm so proud of her. how long ago did you win burnley, how long ago was that? 2010? it's been a long time since you've had a horse this good. paris is around the corner, are you making a late bid to get on that? i don't know, she still got to go home and be sound and have a holiday and go back to work. it would be absolutely amazing but also going to burnley would be amazing, whatever way she goes we want the best for her. so much pressure on your shoulders, so many riders still to go and it's in reverse order, the last rider, potentially everyone after could have won a trophy but you managed to hold it together, what was going through your mind? we were down in sixth so the pressure wasn't as great as you go in the lead. it's well within her capabilities and she came good for us today. caroline

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that's caroline kitchener at _ decision, i think a.line kitchener at the _ decision, i think a. that's caroline kitchener at the washington - decision, i think a. that's caroline j kitchener at the washington post. let's get more now on the violence which has erupted at pro—palestinian protests in the us. police were deployed in los angeles, after counter—protesters attacked the pro—palestinian demonstrators at the ucla campus. the mayor of new york says 300 people have been arrested there at two campuses — columbia university and city college in harlem. these campus protests over the israel gaza war have been spreading for weeks now. the team at bbc digital has been analysing how they've evolved. chanting really shows the extent of the protests. the white house says a "small percentage of students" are causing campus "disruption". but hate speech will be dealt with. the president is being kept regularly updated on what's happening. as you just ended, across the country. he is monitoring the situation closely. so is his team. and i wou

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carolin. >> we have to wait and see.nk you so much for that update, fifi. >>> let's check on the european equities markets. we are two hours in the trading picture. you see a bit of green here. just yesterday, the stoxx 600 posting the worst day since april. we saw the major european markets down by more than 1%. why? of course, it was the bond rout across the globe and that affected the european names. today, buyers are coming back into the picture. ftse 100 is up 0.2%. the dax is higher with ten points. the smi in switzerland is slightly under performing. keep in mind, there sis a regional holiday. some volumes may be a tad lower. it is good to see signs of stabilization here. when it comes to u.s. futures, the s&p 500 still in the red at the start of the trading session. down 20 points. dow jones industrial average off triple digits. 329. the nasdaq is off 75 points. that as the nasdaq fell 0.6% yesterday posting its worst session in may spiking on the needs. we had the treasury options that saw very soft demand and t

caroline: yes absolutely come the law.dented and i think even moderate voters are saying that but back to the economically come i think that appeal to the whites off of voters in the rearview mirror thinking about those glory days of this economic happy days under trump's tenure and i will tell you, these writers the mainstream media outlets invited to be our people are tearing their hair out the 4 percent of biden's economy is a think anything's hunky-dory but in reality people struggling financially. liz: thank you petronius it is good to see you in the goes here from house ways and means, congresswoman it is rare to see him again and so we would love for you to sit tight and hbo poster going to hear belmar slowing president biden for bailing out the student loans of anti- jewish and anti- israel protesters on college campuses and watch this in these not having it watch. >> about some of this, biden administration student tech cancellation will cost a combined 870 billion to the 1.4 trillion in this a lot of that the col

caroline frost, occasion empty-handed. caroline frost. thank _ occasion empty-handed.e i frost, thank you, so much good tv that i have to watch, if only i wasn't working all the time. manchester united beat tottenham in the women's fa cup final at wembley. lucia garcia scored two goals in the 4—0 victory in front of a packed stadium. both teams were looking to win the cup for first time but it was the reds who came out on top in front of a crowd of over 76,000. let's speak to mina ibrahim, presenter of la carrington, a manchester united women's podcast who was at the game today. i have to ask you, what was the atmosphere like in wembley. amazing, sunn da atmosphere like in wembley. amazing, sunny day here — atmosphere like in wembley. amazing, sunny day here in _ atmosphere like in wembley. amazing, sunny day here in london, _ atmosphere like in wembley. amazing, sunny day here in london, the - atmosphere like in wembley. amazing, sunny day here in london, the second i sunny day here in london, the second time for manchester united to be able to be in the final and alt

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caroline davies reporting from baghlan _ incidents.orting from baghlan province _ incidents. caroline davies reporting from baghlan province in _ from baghlan province in afghanistan, thank you. here in the uk, south west water says a faulty valve in a field containing cattle has been identified as a possible source of a parasite that's contaminated water supplies in south devon. 22 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been confirmed. aru na iyengar reports. the queue for bottled water stretched all the way down this road, 130,000 were handed out by south west water by 5:00 yesterday. we have got two children that have been ill last week because we're in the actual affected area, sort of high brixham. just keep being informed will be good, just about where it's going, how long it's going to be. it's not very good, really, is it? do you know what i mean? but the fact they're giving water out is a start i suppose. people here are angry about what they say is a lack of clear communication. for over a week, people in the fishing town of brixham

but, caroline, shouldn't rfk being apologizing for withholding this critical information rather than's about transparency for the public. i do think citizens should know whether a presidential candidate who's front-runner should be able to govern effectively. , and that they thought this was a tumor at first, and it was a misdiagnosis, turned out to be a parasite. but, i mean, he suffered from memory loss as a result. his cognitive function significantly declined, and the fact that the public's in the dark about this until "the new york times" dug through the divorce filings is somewhat troubling. that being said, you know, trump is no spring chicken either, and for him to go after rfk for health, well, let's just say that they all have some concerning health backgrounds. howard: well, i want to play some more sound because donald trump made a 4-minute if video attacking rfk jr., so he apparently has concluded that he might potentially lose more votes to a guy whose name is kennedy. let's may that, and we'll talk about it on the other side -- let's play that. >> for those of you that

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joining us, for official caroline fredrickson -- professor caroline fredrickson, kate shaw, and steveladeck. there is a lot of ground to cover so i want to jump right into the conversation and given the news of the day, i think we need to start with the january presidential immunity cases that have not been decided yet. there's been a large push for justice alito to recuse himself from those cases given the upside down flag flying in front virginia home and the appeal to heaven home -- flag outside his new jersey home, both of which are symbols co-opted by january 6 insurrectionist. alito refused the request for recusal, saying it was his wife who raised the flags and anybody reasonable would be able to say there was no impartiality there. it feels like justice alito, is both reliant on this nonbinding code of ethics the supreme court enacted in november and also showing contempt for it by saying anybody who thinks anywise is not correct in their assessment of impartiality. he also to balk at the concept of checks and balances where as congress can conduct oversight on the court. i wo

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