carolyn: thank you for having us.is exciting to join from our first ever conference in palm springs. the energy has just been magical. chief is the most powerful network of senior, executive woman and we both it under changing the face of leadership. we do that by building a great community that can come together and support each other and build the connections that are needed to tackle the loneliness and challenges th can come with senior executive leadership. it has been exciting to have a new experienc of chief x. bridging woman all over the u.s. and u.k. here to palm springs to deepen those relationships and have even more inspirational conversation. caroline: give us the backdrop of which some of the executives find themselves. we are seeing record participation of women in the labor force but then there is no wants to it and studies -- mckinsey foundation looking at how perhaps woman are not managing to break into managerial roles. where seymour executive's levels but not at the lower following points. carolyn:

. >> reporter: christian's mother carolyn is talking with us from outside of milwaukee where christiannd his brother grew up. she tells me christian and michelle have been married 20 years. they worked at nike in the portland area. on tuesday, they were in napa county. they went for a bike ride on silverado trail. sky ranger was over the scene when the california highway patrol says around 11:00 a.m., a wood haul from a driver at a passing truck shifted. and struck both cyclists. christian died at the scene. michelle was taken to the hospital but didn't make it. >> i can't wrap my head around that. you think you enjoy the company you are with. and all of a sudden, your mind drifts right back to that. >> reporter: cara is the executive director of the napa county bicycle coalition. and was devastated to learn about the deatons. she said while what happened to them isn't common, many cyclists try to avoid silverado trail because of speeding and drunk driving. >> data shows there are more severe and fatal collisions on that road. >> reporter: cara is calling for more cooperations from dif

carolyn parks stockholm barge.olyn parks wanted to challenge the lawfulness of the use of the barge in portland, dorset, saying the home office needs planning permission . the vessel planning permission. the vessel has been vacant since legionella bacteria were detected on board back in august, but the home office says the barge is now safe for asylum seekers to return all flights at london luton airport are suspended until 3 pm. after a large fire in a terminal car park. flames and smoke tore through cars parked at the airport terminal last night . the fire service last night. the fire service says the place suffered significant structural collapse and that nearly 1500 vehicles are in the affected car park. it's believed it was caused by a diesel car . five people were diesel car. five people were admitted to a nearby hospital for smoke inhalation . and the for smoke inhalation. and the chief fire officer for bedfordshire fire services, andrew hopkinson , says andrew hopkinson, says travellers should check their p

it's called "carolyn's boy."t to talk about his life and music. ♪ no regrets ♪ ♪ don't forget to have a good time ♪ >> reporter: his voice is one of music's most recognizable. ♪ have a good time ♪ >> reporter: a distinctive sound that goes back more than 30 years to one of the top pop groups of the '90s. ♪ and just let her cry ♪ >> reporter: but after the record label lost interest in hootie and the blowfish, darius rucker went solo and made music history. >> most people were saying this was never, ever going to work. >> never going to work? >> never. >> never been done? no one comes over from pop. >> no one comes over from pop and the black guy is going to come over from pop? this is not going to work, you know. but that's always been fun to prove people wrong. ♪ history in the making ♪ >> reporter: prove people wrong he did. 15 years ago, rucker's first country album debuted at number one. ♪ this could be one of those memories ♪ >> reporter: since then, he's had ten number one country singles. and his take on w

host: carolyn in louisiana. republican line. caller: yes. until they learn to play ball together, they ain't going to do crap. first of all louisiana, we don't play this monkey business they play everywhere else. we go in, we vote. we don't try to steal votes or whatever. but louisiana's got a good guy there. they don't squished out some of the best ones. everybody has skeltons in their closet. i'll tell you one thing, the democrats will stick with democrats. and republicans here lately don't want to do too much of nothing because they want a pity party like a bunch of women. we are just down home people. we don't like all this crap. we think they need to turn around and do what needs to be done and quit playing fudge ball with everybody and do what needs to be done out there. we need to get this mess straightened out now. host: ok. you heard our guest reference it at the top. chad following up reporting on congress. when it comes to the first round, it's representative tom emmer, member of leadership getting the lead vote with 78. followed

>> this is bloomberg technology with carolyn hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i'm carolyn hyde at bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. ed: and i am ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: the u.s. plans tighter measures against china to chip technology. we will break down the details. ed: in the latest updates from the israel-hamas war and the role social media plays in delivering up-to-date inaccurate news. caroline: and we kick off the start of new york tech week as titans gather in the big apple for panels, events, and more. let's check in on the markets. there is a geopolitical element that plays in. the conflict in israel-hamas might be contained. the moves being made across germany and the united states. we see a rally up almost one percentage point and a desire to get into equities across the benchmark. the 10 year yield dialed down. we are off almost 10 basis points. i am looking at your crude dialing down. -- new york crude dialing down. gas really coming down from 40% moves we've seen in the previous week. real volatility earlier today.

. >> this is bloomberg technology with carolyn hyde and ed ludlow. carolyn hyde at bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. ed: and i am ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: the u.s. plans tighter measures against china to chip technology. we will break down the details. ed: in the latest updates from the israel-hamas war and the role social media plays in delivering up-to-date inaccurate news. caroline:

caroline: carolyn heidi new york. there has been a bounce back from yesterday selloff.ocus moves from geopolitical risk to the effect this has on macro economic policy. perhaps the fed is not so surefire to be raising interest rates after reopening after yesterday's shut market for a holiday. also on the higher side for that particular etf that is looking at israeli technology companies, up 2.4%. there are other microeconomic factors to be taking into account. alibaba of 3%. this is a geopolitical conversation. this is also a conversation about an economy that needs to have firepower behind it. bloomberg reporting may be china will ramp up some of its stimulus of the overall economy. amazon up 1.7%. today is amazon's big deals day. mitsubishi electric and also other key players putting $1 billion into this particular company. you're looking at analysts liking this investment and what it means for that particular unit of coherent. we are up 10% on the day. ed: that is your markets. one of the top stories is x, the company and platform formerly known as twitter, facing cr

carolyn parks , who lives on the carolyn parks, who lives on the isle of portland and is also the mayor, believes the government needs planning permission to use the barge in portland port. needs planning permission to use the barge in portland port . the the barge in portland port. the government will spend nearly £200 million to attract more teachers into the profession. the money will be used to fund scholarships, bursaries and salary grants, scholarships for those training to teach maths, physics, chemistry and computing will be brought up to £30,000. tax free. it's after teaching unions warned of a deepening recruitment and retention crisis , and the uk and ireland have been confirmed as the hosts for euro 2028. the joint bid was the only one remaining following turkey's withdrawal. they're focusing on a bid alongside italy for euro 2032. now six of the venues are in england, with one each in northern ireland, the republic of ireland, scotland and wales. two spots have been reserved should any of the hosts not qualify ? the five hosts not qualify? although england requested althoug

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we talked with carolyn heldman, a democratic strategist and associate professor of politics at occidental college about feinstein's profound effect. >> one of the first things she asked me when i was a legislative aide in d.c. in the 90s, she said, are you planning to run for public office. that was often a question she would ask women she ran into. i think her legacy, it is not just that she achieved all of these things, it is that she extended her hand back to girls and women to make sure she was not the last. >> another woman, lufthansa butler, will finish al senator feinstein's term. butler is a former union leader and democratic strategist. she is the third black female u.s. senator in history and the first openly lesbian senator. butler spoke today about the honor of sitting in feinstein's seat. >> she has the courage to want to run. she had the courage to want to win. when she one, she did the work to change the world. to be able to sit in her seat, knowing that i will never be able to fill her shoes, is the honor of a lifetime. >> we continue to reflect on senator feinstein's life

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carolyn, next up in hawaii. democrats line. hi. caller: yes, i'm particularly calling about the bringing of iran into this topic. israel has been bullying the palestinians for a very long time. and why do they need to do their concert on the border with hezbollah or i think it's called hezbollah -- no, the hamas border. they try to provoke palestinians and i think they've provoked them pretty much for quite a long time. and it doesn't matter whether you are republican or democrat or independent, but i agree with part of what one of the callers said that we need to tend to our own country and that's not because of the immigrants coming in to our country. host: are you saying iran has no involvement in this, do you think? caller: i don't know but we don't have judge and jury permission and yet we're sending bombs to help out israel. they have enough bombs. they make the bombs, i believe. host: ok. new jersey, independein

he gave up on that and 2021 and turn that over to carolyn ellison and he didn't even read the terms of service. he portrayed himself as just focusing on ftx and not concerning himself with a lot of things that were happening. matt: how has this case been? it seems the testimony has been pretty damming. it's another sign that they need to throw a hail mary pass? >> a lot of their defenses up and cut off and a lot of their witnesses were not able to testify. the -- a lot of that was limited by the judge where we had a rare pre-testimony yesterday where he told the judge what he wanted to say. the judge limited that and said you really can't talk about what you thought the lawyers were aware of. he's got his story. is his story about his history at ftx and how he brought caroline ellison in. the question will be who the jury believes. do they believe him or believe caroline ellison or gary wang who are some of his closest friends who testified against him in the first three weeks of the trial? jon: just to build on that question, what would have been his options if ultimately they had dec

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but carolyn parks, who court.ortland and is also the mayor, believes the government needs planning permission to use the barge in portland port. human rights lawyer david haig says the case could impact the government's lawyer david haig says the case future plans. >> this is local residents. this isn't the european court. this isn't the european court. this isn't the european court. this isn't the supreme court. this is local residents saying the government has circumvented normal planning rules which protect local areas and they shouldn't be allowed to do that. now, whether or not this will have much impact because the barge isn't currently being used, have impact used, but it may have impact going if government going fonnard. if the government was at putting other was looking at putting other barges other areas, the barges in other areas, the uk might the slowest economic might have the slowest economic growth group of g7 growth amongst a group of g7 countries next year , according countries next year, accordin

carolyn thank you very pleased to be on the panel. and you know, we were the three of us were speaking at the other day and we realized that, you know, so many of our concerns did overlap. and in fact, you know, some of us were talking about that in. our sense of some of the most dangerous areas were were the same and that, you know what our differences were more in our backgrounds and in you know what we what we perhaps saw as possible avenues forward. the impetus for me write to write mega-hits and to and to coin a new term as ill advised as that may be came. i think during my time as an engineer because there was this conversation i would keep having with people who were in policy or academia. am i coming out loud enough? okay, great. and people would say like, wow, you know, social media is so toxic, youtube is so toxic. everything is so toxic or annoying or or discriminatory, you know, why can't you just why don't you just fix this? are you that greedy and, you know, other engineers and i would just sort of talk about this and be

the librarian, carolyn kung ma'am. >> we are excited about the attention this is bringing to the library400 in late fees. but it turns out the library caps late fees at $5. by the way, they waived that $5 fee for the family, too. >> juju: our thanks to david. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on high lieu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

this is carolyn in georgetown, delaware. republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. i guess my question is that even though we do not have a speaker right now, are all committees still functioning as usual and i would like to make the comment that i hope everyone unites behind jim jordan. i feel that kevin mccarthy let us down when he let the congress take a break after the devon archer testimony. he should not ever have allowed congress to take that break. my concern is about the committee. guest: your right to be concerned about the committees. that is where congress does its work. the committees are meeting -- i am not sure how that work in the committees gets transferred through the rules committee and onto the floor. you need a speaker to help guide what legislation does come to the floor through the rules committee. it looks to me like nothing has been passed, nothing can be passed even though the committee is working. host: this is michael out of reno, nevada. independent. good morning. caller: what you think about this idea, that since the house is almost div

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco theout restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before there wa

, carolyn, carolyn and also later today when sam is cross-examined by the defense -- sorry, by the prosecutionf up to by agreeing to testify last week on friday, sam got the chance to tell his life story. and i'm sure it felt good after sitting there for weeks upon end hearing people say mean things about him to say his piece like today is the punishment for what happened friday now he will have hours upon hours of every hole poked possible in his testimony from friday and it will be painful it will be probably entertaining and sad and dramatic but sam signed up for this >> you guessed a long time ago that his ego would not allow him to not testify >> yeah. i mean, i do not think that he could have resisted. i mean, i'm open to the idea that him testifying actually could have been a rational expected value calculation given the fact that he was already, you know, in so much legal troubling maybe he thought what do i have to lose. but i also think that he is somebody who has lived and seeing the highest highs based on that ego. he is the same person he was a year ago he hasn't gone on some sort

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco theout restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before there wa

that doesn't sit well with carolyn wisinger. >> we want people in our area, have been in our communities on the ground level and that's unfortunately not the case in this particular instance. >> reporter: but wisinger, an el cerrito city council member, has another reason for being disappointed. she is a supporter of oakland congresswoman barbara lee who hoped to get the appointment to help her chances of winning the senatorial election next year. newsom said he wouldn't name someone currently running because he doesn't want to influence the primary but now says he put no restrictions on butler entering the race after she's in office. >> i wouldn't appoint someone i didn't respect and admire and couldn't back up and vouch for. she'll make that decision. >> it's something that may happen. >> reporter: but would that feel unfair to you, considering that was the reason he gave for not considering barbara lee for this position? >> it would amplify my disappointment, absolutely. >> reporter: is it even conceivable he would make this selection and not have a pretty good idea what her plan woul

carolyn parks stockholm barge. parks wanted to challenge the lawfulness of the use of the barge in portland, dorset, saying home office needs saying the home office needs planning permission . the vessel planning permission. the vessel has vacant since legionella has been vacant since legionella bacteria was detected on board back in august, but the home office says the barge is now safe for asylum seekers to return all flights at london luton airport have now resumed following a large fire in a terminal car park. following a large fire in a terminal car park . flames and terminal car park. flames and smoke tore through cars parked at the airport terminal last night. the fire service says the place suffered significant structural collapse and that nearly 1500 vehicles are in the affected car park . it's believed affected car park. it's believed it was caused by a diesel car. five people were admitted to a nearby hospital for smoke inhalation . the shadow health inhalation. the shadow health secretary says the labou

vta general manager and ceo carolyn ganot says bart's phase two expansion from berryessa to santa clarascheduled for completion by 2036. ten years later than expected. the entire project is a 16 mile extension from fremont to santa clara, with six stations and a tunnel through downtown san jose. although the project will cost an additional $2.9 billion, ganot says that money has already been accounted for. despite this increase, the new figure remains within our funding plan due to strong support by existing local supported tax measures and state and federal sources. ganot says project adjustments, inflation and rising interest rates are major factors in the delay. san jose mayor matt marin also weighed in on the delay, saying bart to silicon valley is happening and vta and its contractors will have to live within their means to get it done. we are not going back to the voters on this one. this area has enough money to pay for improve our lives, right? so they should make a way to make it happen. even with vta's announcement of a delay in added cost, some people we spoke to in santa cla

states and as well and everybody in the international community thought is over turns wow, this is carolyn speaking again. i'm sorry, i had the technical problem, but you still see? yeah, yeah i'm, i'm up. yeah, right. okay, great. hello. hi, sorry, i think we've had a technical difficulty please continue. yeah, so it's complicated to do re established insurance because everybody's thoughts is the impact. so i think it's still early. there's a lot going on behind the scenes where, where is the okay, as you can say, we move just lost the line there. we apologize. i was christina couch joining us from the german marshall funds south will try and re establish communication with her. but she was just highlighting some of the priorities as the us secretary of state anthony, blinking visits as real. as we mentioned, we are standing by for a press conference from nc blinking and it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we know that earlier blinking said, and i'm quoting here, we are here, we are not going anywhere. he's also expected to hold talks, as we heard on friday with the palestinian

. >> david: the librarian, carolyn cunningham. >> we are so excited about all the attention this is bringing up for library cards. >> david: 90 years late, 20 cents a day -- that would be $6,400 in late fees. but it turns out the library caps late fees at $5. and by the way -- they waved that $5 fee for the family, too. >> thanks, david! >> david: glad they waved the fee. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. the heat. it was a beach day today and it's supposed to really warm up tomorrow. we'll have the forecast and where it's going to be. 90 degrees. >> did you feel it? an earthquake rattles the bay area and beyond. we'll hear from someone who went through their first quake. aipac is just a few weeks away and there are a lot of changes coming to san francisco. >> so due to all of the security, it could make for a challenging drive downtown on abc7. news at six starts now. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. we want justice now. >> justice a call to action is answered today by students in the bay area. >> hundreds of them walked out of their class

ground as well as live and out to do it is of service senior contributing editor, caroline conflict carolyn, that's within the us is is devastating news now. we just heard the, according to the gauze and authorities on 500 people were killed in this single as strike. i mean kind of house with whoever the legitimate target or i don't know, because according to the footage that we saw just a several minutes ago, this was something is rarely air attack. this was a missile that must shut off at around 7 30 in the evening. towards the is early city of rush on the field and it missed fired at itself. back on guys. i didn't hit the hospital. so you know, this is not in this really yours for, i guess will didn't carry this out. this is just more just information from how much the terrorist organizations that controls the so called casa ministry of health. by the way, that the people on the ground ask them the ministry of health. why from us headquarters is located underneath she for hospital and in garza? and did anybody ask them whether they thought it was a war crime to attack hospital when they

carolyn alison blackman fried former girlfriend and the former chief executive of alameda research. she and 3 other former executives have all pleaded guilty for their rules and the downfall of f t x. and 3 of them have agreed to testify at the trial going forward, which is expected to take 6 weeks. kristen salumi out 0 new york as a in the us employees from kaiser permanente health insurance and hospital system that says over 15000000 people have gone on strike. kaiser says it has robust contingency funds to ensure members receive safe, high quality care. but once they will be delays, this is the latest in a string of major labor strikes to hit the us strong 100 results. the largest strength by health care workers in history is the latest, any year of labor uprising. within 75000, kaiser permanente employees begin a 3 day strike on wednesday. after overnight contract talks, they were working full time and then were working overtime and then were working double time. most of the striking employees are in kaiser's whole state of california, where union workers unloaded t shirts and p

. >> david: the librarian, carolyn cunningham.tention this is bringing to the library and we hope more people sign up for library cards. >> david: it turns out the library caps late fees at $5. and by the way -- they waved that $5 fee for the family, too. >> thanks, david! >> david: glad they waved the fee. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm j.r. stone. a warning if you're heading to the beach to avoid the heat beach hazards statement is in effect, which makes an increased risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. a high surf advisory will be in effect tomorrow from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. >> all right. and let's get to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel for a look at that. and also what kind of temperatures as we are expecting. sandhya higher than today, that's for sure. >> kristin and j.r, let's take a look at the temperatures right now. good afternoon, everyone. just about everyone in the 70s to 90s range some of our hot spots right now 92 in santa rosa, 90 in morgan hill. as we take a look

the librarian, carolyn kung ma'am. >> we are excited about the attention this is bringing to the library and hope people sign up for library cards. >> david: $6,400 in late fees. but it turns out the library caps late fees at $5. by the way, they waived that $5 fee for the family, too. >> juju: our thanks to david. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on high lieu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. like, "what is your glucose?" and "can you have more carbs?" before you decide... with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. and lower your a1c. the number one doctor prescribed cgm. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us us to the nation. president biden set to deliver a primetime speech tomorrow after his high stakes trip to israel. it carries immense pressure to ease the region away from full scale war. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm j.r stone. we'll get right to those major up

host: let's go to the democratic line, carolyn from stroudsburg, pennsylvania. caller: i would like your guest to take it one step further. we can understand fear generating their actions, what motivated the fear, was it not greed that they wanted to hold on, they had vast new land that they wanted to hold onto. they couldn't do it without slavery and they couldn't do it as individual colonies. think people gating factor was agreed. guest: want to agree with you on that, as there might be many powerful motivating factors. greed is one. what i like is what i think of as complex history. we have a problem with oversimplified history and that there is over -- only one interpretation. i find if you only adopt one view you miss a lot of opportunity for intellectual depth but also for us to mature as people and as a nation. this idea of greed and economic interpretation is 100% correct but i also think the white supremacist interpretation is correct and the survivalist interpretation is correct. one of my most important reasons for feeling disappointed at the reaction

host: let's go to the democratic line, carolyn from stroudsburg, pennsylvania. caller: i would like your guest to take it one step further. we can understand fear generating their actions, what motivated the fear, was it not greed that they wanted to hold on, they had vast new land that they wanted to hold onto. they couldn't do it without slavery and they couldn't do it as individual colonies. think people gating factor was agreed. guest: want to agree with you on that, as there might be many powerful motivating factors. greed is one. what i like is what i think of as complex history. we have a problem with oversimplified history and that there is over -- only one interpretation. i find if you only adopt one view you miss a lot of opportunity for intellectual depth but also for us to mature as people and as a nation. this idea of greed and economic interpretation is 100% correct but i also think the white supremacist interpretation is correct and the survivalist interpretation is correct. one of my most important reasons for feeling disappointed at the reaction