they said they never hit students from cps.with investigators. in any case, none of the reports ever resulted in any action. the school prosper. and parents like teresa, had no way of knowing about the complaints over the years. >> we have no regulations, on any religious facilities. in the state of missouri. >> none? >> none. not at all. this woman is a mystery representative and foreign murder social worker. to these places have to register with the state when they open up? >> no. we have no ability to currently even know about their existence, i could not even tell you how many of these institutions exist in the state of missouri. >> they are invisible? >> correct. until something that happens. >> it's not just missouri. a 2021 nbc investigation found gaps and investigations around the country. with at least 21 states that did not require religious boarding schools to tell their education departments that they exist. so, who is looking out for these kits? >> currently? >> yes. >> i would say there's been a lot of buck passin

the concern for me is your cps history.u have a finding of neglect for one of your children. >> so, you tested positive for meth three different times during a pregnancy? shaila: during my three-year-old, my four-year-old son, i was, like, did test positive for meth. >> three different times while you were pregnant? shaila: no, i didn't test positive three different times. >> that is what the record shows. shaila: i tested positive one time only. >> and this will be your fifth child. shaila: my sixth one. >> how old were you when you had your first one? shaila: i was 11 days away from my 18th birthday. >> so why do you want this program? shaila: [crying] because i think i should be able to have a chance to raise my own kid. sonja: ok, so, from here, we'll make a recommendation to the superintendent. superintendent makes a decision, then we'll be in touch you and >> thank you, ms. ball. sonja: she has absolutely no employment history in the community. she doesn't have her ged or high school diploma. i mean, this is really an

charles: hashtag cp effect. i will take it from here, david. david: you take it. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now, markets start the day under pressure ones again. buyers are kicking the tires so when does the carnage stop? i have market pros that guided you the right way talking for weeks and weeks. they're all back. they will share with you what they think, i will share with you how to make a potential buy list. i will take you to stock school. elon musk the latest target shedding light on the farce that is esg. i'm more fired up than elon musk is. i will share a warning that we need to be fighting back more than ever. "wall street journal" slamming crypto, especially crip crypto and bitcoin but is it too early to dance on the grave of bitcoin and defy revolution? all that and more own "making money." charles: it began as a random walk down wall streets. all of sudden experts were hit by a bus. you know what it was, folks? it was the real world. inflation bites. and so many people watching the show. not every consu

so by the time walter starts the n-double-a-cp in 1918. the kkk is really cementing itself as a force to be reckoned with and becomes an absolute maniacal obsession of walters and as a matter of fact he tries to join the kkk i have this application in front of me posing as a white man. he wants to infiltrate the clan and this is his application is the moving prompting your inquiry serious. yes, he answers. what is your age 27 what is your occupation journalist? where were you born, atlanta, georgia? how long have you been residing in your current president locality three years. are you married singular widow? he's single. were you were your parents born in the united states? he says yes, are you a -- or gentile? gentile are you of white racer of colored race? he leaves it black do you believe in the principles of pure americanism? he says yes, i do. so this picture is actually a clan march in washington dc 40,000 people. you can see the capital in the building. i bet building in the background. one one eyewitness said that there were so ma

cor cp covid changes ae expectation.conomic cost conspconsumers didn't reace two hours away from atlanta city, parks decided to stay smoke free even when the state decided to lift covid restrictions and park said hasn't effected revenue and is attracting more guest who's prefer smoke-free environment but forecast iano workers this is a but for casino workers this is a life and death issue >> for what it's worth smoke something banned at public beaches and parks in new jersey but not in the casino but if this law is passed the governor murphy will sign it. so far the legislature has not even scheduled hearings, shepard. >> don't casinos use crazy ventilation systems to protect everybody. >> yeah and they boast about investment in these high-end systems, but group of quality engineer wrote to the casino association insisting there is no current ventilation system to prevent the effects of second-hand smoke in public spaces >> fair enough, contessa brewer, thanks very much. >>> i don't know about you but taylor swift is def

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when the family called cps, they said they did not send anyone. both kidnappers were successful on april 25 and taking the baby. >> we have multiple layer's of he said, she said, and the multiple layers of hearsay. that does not amount to evidence, it amounts to allegations. reggie: they are now being held without bail. kumasi: today, governor newsom will unveil his plans for the state budget, including millions to boost reproductive health centers in anticipation of california becoming a sanctuary for people seeking abortions. amy hollyfield is in san mateo. amy: good morning. the governor says he knows abortion clinics, like this one, will see an uptick in demand and we will have more women arriving from other states, looking to get an abortion, so the plan calls to help them out with the uptick in demand. the governor is proposing a $125 million health package that would invest in reproductive health facilities. and he wants to pay for abortions for women who could not afford one, women who do not have private insurance, but do not qualify for

jose portillo posed as a cps employee. the kidnapping happened on april 25th. the motive is still unclear. >>> baby formula has a lot of parents out that scrambling. the biden administration says the president is working with baby formula manufactures to find a fix. >> reporter: 11 month old piper is unsure if she likes what's in her cup, a mixture of formula and cow's milk. at her age her formula should not be diluted but her mom only has six bottles left. >> we were unable to find it. >> reporter: across the country shelves are bare due to a supply chain disruption and a safety recall. this congresswoman has an 8 month old son and is experiencing it firsthand. >> this is not a third world country. this should never happen in the united states. >> reporter: she and others blamed the biden administration. >> while the biden administration and fda knew all about this prop as it developed, they have been asleep at the switch in terms of getting production back online as fast as possible. >> reporter: the white house says the president is talking with formula manu

when the family called cps the agency said they did not send anyone. prosecutors say that ramirez and her partner were successful taking the baby april 25. >> we have multiple layer's of he shed -- he said, see -- she said and hearsay which does not amount to evidence, it amounts to allegations. reggie: they are being held without bail. kumasi: governor newsom will unveil his revised government proposal -- budget proposal and part of that includes $18 billion in inflation relief for residents and businesses. the governor's office as the goal is to help offset the rising cost of everything from food to housing to gas across the state. the package includes $11.5 billion in tax refunds. more than $2 billion in rental assistance. $1.4 billion to help utility bills plus millions more for hospitals, public transportation, and childcare. you can watch his announcement live at 10:00 and we will be streaming it on the abc 7 connects to tb app available for apple tv, amazon tv, and roku. reggie: for some of the bay area this has caused a business boom. experts s

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david: well the markets already have a running start at the cp effect here. you can see they're all in the green but for the real cp effect, here is mr. charles payne. charles: david, thank you so much. we are going to rock and roll. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, market popped out gate, then nosedived. all of a sudden buyers emerged. retailers are looking for more pain, but the question who is buying here? should you be nibbling as well. what happens if the u.s. economy can swifter recession? we ed yardeni on deck with that or more. inflation is taking a toll. how much longer can consumers keep up the pace and how has this all changed the investing landscape? meanwhile lawmakers keep cashing in on legal insider trading. my take on how one of the biggest ponzi schemes in history reveals how public servants can make a mockery of the system. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: folks it has been an interesting day. testing sort of this overarching notion that we should actually be rooting for b

they have been midday buyers between 2:00 and 2:45, that's cp effect.t ss as a hedge. i think that's a smart approach. let's talk to our guests about this next. how smart is it to have maybe some puts as protection? >> i think it is brilliant to do that, and i encourage investors who are fully invested to hedge your bet and buy some insurance. that's ultimately what you are doing. the interesting thing and you get these bear market bounces like we saw last week is that put protection comes at a much deeper discount. you can buy some puts pretty cheap right now, relative to where they were just a couple of weeks g a. if you are going to do it, do it while the vix is in the 20s before it spikes back up to 30s and 40s, where i ultimately think it is going. >> charles: what do you think, mark? >> i think it is healthy for the overall stock market. you have all the yolo investors who realize i only have one life, i better not die tomorrow so i need to put some protection in place. i think it is fantastic. it is great for the nonyolo investors as well because

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and, like, the worst thing that came to my mind was cps coming and saying that she wasn't fit to care for me. that was my worst fear, being taken from her when my whole life it's just been me and my mom. >> reporter: the experience forced brenda to grow up fast. >> not having that security, not knowing would we actually be okay? my mom was yeah, we'll be okay, we'll be okay. >> reporter: she was right. the pair are okay. her mom regained her health, and brenda graduated from berkeley high school. then cal state long beach before receiving a fulbright scholarship. then traveling the world, making friends -- >> exploring different concepts. >> reporter: and collecting stories at every stop. >> how did we all come together, how did our paths cross. >> reporter: stories shared in a podcast brenda says will soon be her favorite souvenir. >> once you're telling a story, you have my complete story. >> for students rising above, i'm elizabeth cook. >> brenda plans on launching her podcast soon, but not before she makes a trip to costa rica. to learn more about our students rising above schola

he poses a cps worker and showed up at the family home. documents allege that the pair made two other attempts to kidnap the child at a walmart. once on march 28th, and a second time on the morning of the actual kidnapping, april 25th. >> this is any parents worst nightmare. his family was going about their business, going to the store, doing the daily activities with no knowledge that there were two individuals that were consistently planning to kidnap their child. >> the prosecutor says text marriages messages only two prior attempts. lawyers essay he wants to see a forensic analysis of those phones to assess that evidence himself. >> you give a baby, you know that finding formula to feed the baby is becoming a challenge. so much so, president biden is vowing to step in to fix this problem. for now, is a mad scramble, including in the bay area to find infant milk on store shelves and online. here is cheryl hurd. >> tart is usually packed with baby food and formula. tonight, the shelves are empty. >> i am looking for enfamil and similac s

the family got suspicion so they called cps. the agency told the family this was bogus and don't hand over the baby and the second attempt happened a few weeks later on march 28 and this time inside a walmart. they attempted to switch shopping carts in order to take baby brandon and the final attempt happened on the same day inside a walmart and the two were unable to distract the baby's grandmother. >> it is absolutely shocking. i think this is any parents worst nightmare. they were going about their business going to the store and doing their daily activities and no knowledge that there were two individuals that were consistently planning to kidnap the child. >> it is an alarming case. the baby's mother was in the courtroom but didn't speak to reporters. keep in mind, one of the accused kidnappers there on the left used to babysit brandon and attended the same church in san jose baby's family. >>> some other stories tonight. turmoil within sj p stemming from a story last week. a police officer was charged today with indecent e

and once there's an outcry and people make a report, cps is obligated to do an investigation. >> in one dad said rainer was crying and they had to promise him potato chips to keep going and finish the race, but they are adamant, they say it was their son's choice to run. >>> now to the ongoing shortage of baby formula. the white house is promising to take new action to help parents. will ganss reports on how the shortage is forcing families to find new options. >> reporter: leslyn is a new york mom to 3-month-old son jack. born a preemie jack requires special formula to supplement breast milk. >> we landed on gerber gentle supreme. we never saw it in the stores but it was in stock everywhere online. >> reporter: but in recent weeks that supply has dried up. >> so, of course, you know, panic set in. >> reporter: that stress weighing on parents coast to coast amid a deepening formula shortage. the white house saying the problem is a priority for the administration. >> ensurin esproducts is also a priority for the fda, and they're working around the clock to address any possible shortage.

he eventually left after the family became suspicious and called cps themselves. investigation found that text messages between the 2 suspects show. they tried to kidnap the baby from a local wal-mart twice the first time at the end of march. and again, the morning they were successful in taking brandon from his home. it's absolutely shocking. this is i think any parent's worst nightmare. defense attorney from ramirez, cody south and maintained his client's innocence thursday saying she's terrified about the charges against her south and says he hasn't seen the text messages that brought about the attempted kidnapping charges and question their validity. don't know who was behind those phones. and we also have and the added layer of of the translation from spanish language team, the language. the da's office would not comment on a motive in this case. >> and the judge did not set bail today because of the added attempted kidnapping charges. but ramirez, a are scheduled to be back in court on june 7th live in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, ro

he eventually left after the family became suspicious and called cps themselves. the investigation found that text messages between the 2 suspects show. they tried to kidnap the baby from a local wal-mart twice the first time at the end of march. and again, the morning they were successful in taking brandon from his home. it's absolutely shocking. this is i think any parent's worst nightmare. defense attorney for ramirez, cody south and maintained his client's innocence thursday saying she's terrified about the charges against are these allegations are absolutely a first for her >> and she wants very much to get back to her life south and says he hasn't seen the text messages that brought about the attempted kidnapping charges and question their validity. we don't know who is behind those phones. and we also have and the added layer of of the translation from spanish language, the english language. >> the da's office would not comment on a motive in the kidnapping. and the judge did not set bail today because of the added charges of attempted kidnapping. and ramir

. >> reporter: an mri confirmed that cp 2 has a fracture in his left elbow as well as ligament and muscleage. the warriors defensive specialist will be reevaluated in two weeks, meaning payton will miss the rest of this series, and if the dubs advance, maybe the next. >> he's got a huge brace on his arm. and he is going to be out for a long time. he is crushed. we all feel terrible for gary. he deserves better. >> this play-off series has been physical and heated. draymond green was ejected in game one for this flagrant foul. and today the league fined him $25,000 for flipping the bird at the memphis crowd in game two. the warriors say they want to be aggressive but don't want to cross the line. >> we now looking to go out there and do nothing crazy the hard fouls. nothing like that. we're going to play our game and hopefully it works for us. it's going to be physical every game. and by the end of the day, we're going play ball and compete hard. and that's what we're doing. >> tied at one apiece, the series shifts from memphis to the bay area for games three and four. the warriors are hop

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the family was suspicious and called cps who denied that they'd sent anyone the da says evidence also shows on march 28th and the day of the actual kidnapping ramirez and portillo tried to kidnap the boy at a local walmart and the first attempt they tried and failed to switch shopping carts. so for tio could leave the store with the baby the morning of the kidnapping they were trying to distract the grandma, but also failed later that day was when this video was recorded of portillo entering and then leaving the home with the baby. are successfully kidnapping the baby who was found 18 hours later the attorney for yesenia ramirez spoke after she and portillo went before the judge today. we have multiple. years of he said she said and then multiple layers of what's called hearsay, essentially and so that doesn't amount to evidence that amounts to allegations and standalone allegations are not something that i am comfortable making comments on at this point ramirez and portillo continue to be held without bail. they're due back in court on june 7th in santa clara county zach fuentes abc

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arrested in oakland dionne lim abc 7 news and there's this san francisco's chapter of the n-double-a-cp is urging the city to take action to prevent hate crimes against asian citizens. the organization is calling on mayor london breed to issue a moratorium on hate crimes across the city among the actions. it is demanding the naacp wants the city to see confidentiality to all victims of such attacks provide medical and emotional support for the victims and ford all cases to the f i for review. after the break another bay area city has now reinstated its mask mandate for city employees will have details of the new requirements plus repair work is underway after a pipeline break at a water treatment plant, but mandatory water cutbacks are in effect while that work continues abc 7 news at 5 continues in what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine that breaking news out of vacaville chp now tells us that they are inves

snap luca dot in the mavericks, trying to even up their series with chris paul in the sun cp three fouledin the mavs. they led pretty much wire to wire dorian finney smith, eight of 12 from three point land. and that one puts the mavs up 14 6 minutes to go in the game late fourth dot check in the post spin. the scoop. the layup. this guy could do it all. he had a big game. 26 points, 11 rebounds , seven assists and one yes, one very nice smile at the end. dallas wins for the second straight game. 1 11 to 1. oh, one. and they even the series at two games of feess. game five is tuesday in phoenix, but all eyes on the warriors and chase center on the warriors and chase center tonight, jason thank you. how much time do we have? uh, t-minus five hours, 37 minutes to onset of meteor shower. okay, our position is 34.48 degrees north, 118.31 west. that means the azimuth should be... 168.22 degrees relative to magnetic north with an elevation of 49.93. anything yet? uh, we have a signal, but there's no frame lock. hang on. how about... now? (gasps) we did it. we have the west coast feed of hbo. oo

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and we are talking about the sanicrial appointment of a former member of the polypilot cp session.polyansky. certain, well, he probably had a good time there. and for the japanese, well, this is a good question. so, i have this attitude. i am in favor of professionalism in political work. you will be convinced of the future eras of ukrainian history, yes, that is a good question, mykola, now everyone is ready to give up gas instead of oil. what will happen? in the winter, i will hold on to ukraine. what is the strategy? i won't say that, we will buy oil from russia, gas no, nothing in russia, that's all, and that's the end of history for russia, that's the end of velvet. and as for gas, they will slowly give it up, precisely so as not to run into problems in the winter, but until winter. thank goodness that may is the month there is a possibility of storage today, and you are asking about it today. federal chancellor kubshotz spoke about the stage that we talked about with ms. felhausen. he said that we want to help countries that have reservations about how they will survive. in t

. >> at that point the cp team that went in in frustration says we are going in.t the end of the day, everybody fail here. we failed these children. >> i am filled with anger but i i am filled with no hatred. >> president biden visited uvalde on sunday to offer support for the victims. the second time he visited a community devastated by a mass shooting the the last two weeks. >> the wounded were brought to san antonio university. >> cnn got exclusive access inside. this is one of the teams that we formed . patric >> some of the doctors and nurses say respondsing to these kinds of mass shootings is taking a personal toll. >> i thought back to when i was 10-year-old, my family immigrated to this country and my giggest chbiggest challenge g how to speak english. you can't imagine what these children are going through. >> it is really unfair. it is really unfair. >> crystal flores recalled the agonizing weight for patients and the realization it was too much. >> i wish they were able toll get to them quicker, soon. >> she teared up when thinking about her little one.

of the 20th century intellectual intellectual writer founder of the n-double-a-cp and then niagara movement just an incredible. i mean there's wrote novels and scholarship and founded the field of american sociology. i mean just this incredible person the first black man to get a phd from harvard and in 1903. he published the souls of black focus started as a series of articles in the atlantic. and he pub and he published it as a book and he used he introduces this metaphor of the veil and the veil is really a metaphor that is based in it's it represents the color line the space between black and white communities in that time period because of jim crow and the thing about avail, is that those who live behind the veil can see out but those outside of availing if you think about a veil at a funeral service can't really see the face of the person suffering, but it's also a metaphor about african american folk beliefs, which is if a baby is born with a call veil over their face and membrane that they're gifted with second sight. they can see ghosts. they can see the other side. they can unders

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it is tricky because now we are in the summer months and this is where we cp driving demand in the unitedtates. look at ticket prices. they will go higher because you have jet fuel and diesel across the board. jonathan: jet fuel and the airlines unreal. amh, thank you. lisa, we touched on this yesterday. you've gone from understaffed overstepped, undersupplied to oversupplied. you think about where the lack of capacity is, energy and the airlines. that is all deliberate. lisa: how much is this intentionally reduced supplies in order to increase pricing? you see people continue to pay those prices for airlines. this will be a point of increased focus in washington, d.c. jonathan: they have told us it is. lisa: the airlines have. how much is the oil and gas prices having to do with something intentional? jonathan: i am with you. lisa: i was kind of shocked. who is this. tom: i am still here -- jonathan: i am still here. futures down .2% on the s&p. for our audience worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: live from new york city this morning, good morning. for our audience on worldwide tv

we called cps and they said they had not sent anyone. >> we have multiple players of he said-she said, and multiple layer's of what is called hearsay essentially. that doesn't amount to evidence, that amounts to allegations. >> they are being held without bail energy back in court next month. dan: an incalculable loss, that was the new york times headline in may of 2020 when the u.s. surpassed 100,000 coronavirus debts. as of tonight, one million americans have lost their lives. >> one million empty chairs around the dinner table. each irreplaceable losses. each leaving a family and community forever changed because of this pandemic. dan: flags were lowered to half staff and a moment of silence on capitol hill. one of the first americans to die from covid was a san jose woman. patricia dowd died on february 6, 2020, weeks before the pandemic was actually declared. now california is on the brink of 90,000 deaths. our luz p spokeena their loved ones. luz: he passed away from covid in june of 2020. >> it was my favorite picture of my dad, he was wearing a scarf for the very first time. m

all over social media and once there's an outcry and people make a report, cps is obligated to do an like physically dragging him on the marathon course after mile 13, if you guys have seen our finish line picture we all held hands for the last probably 0.2, 0.3 miles and we talked about that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: the parents of six were adamant it was rainier's choice to run. >> it's so weird because people are making these phone calls, they don't have any proof. they don't know like if i should be angry like -- i like to believe that people are doing the best that they can, like they're not trying to ruin our life or like, you know, they probably like are legit afraid for our kids but also where's the line? >> reporter: and they're standing by their decision to let him. >> i feel like we're doing what we feel passionate about. it would be kind of tragic to stop all of that. >> reporter: and doctors say parents should be aware that this type of physical exertion can take a toll on a child's health. young kids aren't as equipped to recognize the signs of dehydration,