craig downs, and what he is learning is troubling. >> for example, imidacloprid can affect crab larvae as low as 50 parts per quadrillion. it affects their mitochondria at this level, so that it's a mitochondrial poison. it can affect their muscles. if the mitochondria are damaged in the muscles, it can cause paralysis. it also causes immune suppression in these crabs. meaning that they are much more susceptible to bacterial infections and fungal infections when co-exposed with imidacloprid. >> craig downs also studies the impact of imidacloprid on sea urchins. >> neonicotinoids cause dna damage in sea urchin sperm as low as 500 parts per trillion. it causes developmental abnormalities as low as 5 parts per trillion. it means that they're a mutagen. um, it means there's a direct threat to the reproductive fitness of the entire biodiversity of marine environments. if you have damage to sperm or if you have damage to eggs, the next generation will not be as fit or might not come into existence at all. um, so it threatens sterility. >> the meso-american reef stretches 700 miles from the n

. >>> and after four decades, jenny craig is shutting down.loss company says it was unable to secure additional funding forcing it to close its doors. the news comes just days after the company revealed it was considering bankruptcy if it couldn't find a buyer. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, a soccer breakup. why superstar lionel messi appears ready to leave his soccer club. soccer club. moderate-to-severe eczema doesn't care if you have a date, or a day off. get out in front of it with cibinqo. for those who didn't respond to past treatments... once-daily cibinqo proactively treats eczema whether you're flaring or not. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. do not take with medicines that prevent blood clots. serious, sometimes fatal infectio

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down. jenny craig is done.n an email sent to employees late yesterday, the company said it was unable to secure additional financing. the company has about 500 locations and employees at 1,000. jenny craig was founded in australia in 1983 to help people lose weight. the brand became a household name. the company, which operates largely on face-to-face customer interactions, has been impacted by a growth in online competitors and the popularity of weight loss drugs. jenny craig, actual person, is now 90 years old. >>> friends, family, and fellow athletes are mourning the loss of a track and field olympic gold medalist. american sprinter tory bowie found dead inneed her florida home. police performed a wellness check. officials said there were no signs of foul play and the cause of death is pending. bowie won a gold medal at the rio olympics as part of the american 4 by 500 relay. she was 32 years old. >>> new video of a wild car crash in virginia. there's some dash cam video showing a police officer making a tra

. >>> facing financing troubles, weight loss industry stronghold jenny craig is officially shutting down. nbc news reviewed an internal e-mail sent to employees that its 500 store alsos will close d jobs will be cut by tomorrow the company was looking to transition to an e-commerce model, but that plan was not mentioned in the internal memo for four decades, jenny craig gained success with in-person nutrition centers but has since struggled to compete with online services and weight loss drugs >>> the fda has approved the world's first rsv vaccine. it's expected to be available this fall as a single-shot dose for adults 60 and up late-stage clinical trial data shows it lowered the risk of s symptomatic illness by 84% the agency's advisory committee is expected to meet in june to discuss thou discuss thousand should be used. >>> the labor department says it found children as young as 10 years old working in mcdonald's kitchens more than 300 children were work illegally at 62 different restaurants. most were in kentucky, but locations in indiana, maryland and ohio were also cited the repor

jenny craig will shut down its corporate offices in california as soon as this friday. transition moves into an e-commerce economy. it plans to close inside and end the bulk of operations. it is unable to secure financing to continue operations. mass layoffs are expected in the coming days. gas prices are slightly down over the last week but they are up a few cents compared to a month ago. the state average in california is four dollars $.87 for a regular and -- unleaded. and it is down three cents from last week. the national average is and in dublin there is a station selling for $4.15. the new york stock exchange is up about 80 points this morning kumasi: excitement is building in england for the coronation of king charles. -- charles and camilla will be sitting on the throne chair. they have been conserved and restored and they have a saint edward's chair. using that for his crowning. it was made more than 700 years ago for another king. these were made in 1953 for the coronation of queen elizabeth ii they will be used in the early parts of thor ti ocalla. in the so

churchill downs says the horses will receive necropsies results could take weeks. andrew rhiannon, thank you. diet company, jenny craig now says it will shut down all its operations after failing to secure financing, the company has struggled as more people turn to diet drugs the chain had about 600 locations worldwide. former first lady michelle obama is now the co founder of a food and drink company aimed at providing healthier choices for kids. it is called pleasant nutrition, and its first product is a line of fruity drinks that's low in sugar and high in nutrition coming up just how bad the affordable housing crisis is getting a good samaritan rushing to stop a runaway stroller, incredible video. coming up incredible video. coming up next. i'm your overly competitive brother. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected

persrsil procleaean. >>> employees of jenny craig have filed a class action lawsuit against theweight loss chain two days after the company announced it was shutting downdreds of employees out of a job are now saying jenny craig violated federal and state labor laws about giving advanced notice of mass layoffs jenny craig incorporated could not be reached for comment, nor could its owner, hig capital >>> if you thought getting a l loan was difficult, it's about to get tougher an increasing number of banks are making it tougher to borrow money. what does it mean for the every day person trying to get a mortgage or car loan >> it's going to get harder, frances. good morning to you. that's the sentiment come out of the fed which has reduced their survey, the senior loan officer survey what you can't do as fast is get a loan as quickly as you like. banks have decided to tighten lending criteria, meaning it's getting harder for households, you and i as well as businesses to get loans 46% of banks tightened loans los while that is also difficult, on the other side, you and i aren't actually looking for those loans because we realize we won't be able to pay t

major weight loss and nutrition company is shutting down and the weekend is getting into the coffee gig. >> bertha coombs joins us. hi, bertha? >> jenny craig is shutting down after four decades in the business. the company saying it's closing ability to secure additional financing. it's told employees their jobs would be terminated by the end of this week. this comes a week after they warned workers of a potential mass layoff. >>> the weeknd meantime, is partnering to launch a new line of ethiopian coffee products named after his mother and honoring his roots is expected to hit the market in early may over the next few weeks. >>> and the nba said the final game of the warriors/kings series averaged almost 10 million viewers making it the most watched first round nba playoff game in 24 years. the warriors beat the kings, 120-100 in the record-setting event though they did drop the first game of their series with the l.a. lakers last night. folks are into these games. >> yeah, i mean even wnba had record-breaking numbers so really cool to see. >> yeah. >> amazing. >> bertha, i like the coffee idea too. don't you feel like every star now like

jenny craig is officially shutting down after 40 years. management informed staff that the company could not secure financing needed to stay open. this bringses the end to jenny craig's four decades of prepared meals and in-person diet coaching. the news comes as the weight loss industry faces a seismic shift away from brick and mortar location into the e-commerce space and as the awful label use of diabetes medication for weight loss soars in popularity. jenny craig's last day of operations will be tomorrow. george? >> okay. thank you. now to the coronation. saturday night's celebration could be the biggest job in british history. lara has the latest. good morning, lara. >> reporter: good morning from london. we are less than 48 hours away. while there are no public engagements for the king and queen today, we are hearing how everyone around them is getting ready for the big day. this morning with the coronation just two days away, officials are doubling down on security. more than 11,000 police deployed around london in what could be the

craig, good morning. that's right, another massive overnight assault. and we heard those explosions, those interceptions very loud around 5:00 a.m. this morning, ukraine's air force says they were able to shoot down but one missile, but over the capital, craig, 25 fragments from those interceptions fell down causing damage and a massive fire. overnight, russia firing at least 30 cruise missiles kyiv officials calling the aerial assaults unprecedented in power and intensity. in odessa, one civilian was killed, in kyiv, falling debris causing damage. it's all part of an intensified russian military strategy, the ninth major aerial blitz this month. the russian defense ministry claiming it destroyed a u.s.-made air defense system earlier this week, a high-value target, and a vital part of the ukrainian defense arsenal. two u.s. officials telling nbc news a patriot system was damaged but is still operational. overnight, new satellite imagery showing the destructive toll in the eastern frontline city of bakhmut, which has seen the fiercest fighting for months. may 2022 and now, the scorched earth of may 2023. and this morning, we're also learning more about the former american green beret killed in th

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may 11th at 6 30 weight loss company, jenny craig is poised to cut hundreds of jobs as it looks to file for bankruptcy. the company is closing downts corporate headquarters in southern california and plans to shut down its brick and mortar offices before transitioning to an e commerce model. jenny craig could file for bankruptcy as soon as this week and is warning of more shutdowns and mass layoffs. the company has not said yet how many employees will be laid off. stocks slumped on wall street as shares fell for smaller and midsize banks following the takeover of first republic bank. the dow dropped 367 points. nasdaq fell 132 oh, and the s and p was off 48 banks, including pacwest bancorp , a western alliance and comerica. also saw double digit declines. traders are also worried about the potential that the us could default on its debt in less than a month. a second woman testified today that she was assaulted by former president donald trump 81 year old jessica leeds said she was molested by trump on an airline flight back in 1979. she told the jury that when she was 37, she met trump on a flight to new york and suddenly kissed

there's no question about it because the messages that i hear from, say, the craig billings of wynn resorts, ed bastions, i can go down a long list here what they're saying is, yep, we're aware of the macro environment. it ain't showing up in our results now or what we see in the immediate future steve, we're clearly talking to a different group of business leaders. >> jim, we're not. well, yes, we are, but, no, we're not. i talk to company ceos, also, but they are also private company ceos >> name them i just named three and can name more >> can i say one thing i think you're both right. >> no, you can't let me finish the thought. >> i definitely can. i'll pull the wire, dude >> finish the thought. >> the public company ceos are sitting there with lawyers in the room they can't tell you something different than they've said. >> that's so wrong >> they're managing company investors. it's not wrong >> that's so wrong. >> can i say one thing all you have to do is look at the divergence between the russell 2000 and the s&p 500 to understand why both jim and steve can be right at the same time the smaller of the company o

and as craig said, we wanted to get to one of the closer hospitals but, but it was impossible. he was like going down could. it was, you know, and i was--any time we got to an intersection, i was screaming at everyone to get out of the way. and then we arrived at the hospital, and they took him immediately. and because i was injured, i was--i had a lot of cuts all over my body, they took me straight away to another part of the hospital, and that was the last time i saw isaac, was the doctors taking him one way and me the other. craig: so sarah and i agreed that i should stay with isaac, just so that isaac would know that his parents were still with him, that he wasn't alone. so that went on for a while. and he was undergoing medical attention for at least what felt like an hour and a half, two hours, but the heart monitors had started flatlining much earlier than that. i'll tell you what. no parent should ever have to be in the same room with his child, who's on an operating table, and see the heart monitor flatline and hear all the alarms go off. and that flatlining sound and those sounds of the ala

. >> craig melvin is bringing you -- >> congratulations. >> sit down, you animal. >> yes, ma'am.90s. >> if i weren't married. >> do we give a hoot >> we should go to commercial, hoda. >> rita said she's at this stage where she doesn't care. >> i can tell. >> we love you to the moon and back >> it's great to be loved. thank you. >> be sure to catch her on "fast x. it's in theaters friday. >>> coming up next, two sisters serving up delicious dumplings in the new york hot spot andir >>> we are back with a special "today food. hannah and marianne cheng are the founders of the new york city hot spot called mimi cheng's. they have a personal connection to the food they make. they're with us this morning to share an amazing dumpling recipe good morning we should point out for our viewers at home that hannah is pregnant, and there is a decent chance she could go into labor during this segment. >> hopefully not >> we're going to go very quickly because it could happen at any hour. i should also point out that rita moreno has come because she's such a fan of the dumplings. >> so what are w

it all comes down to about, oh look, we're helping do it by doing this. we're hoping by doing that for you. craig, for ukraine, for ukraine, for you. great. be in europe for just one day, you know, number of ukrainian plates. good as be seen just driving around and i'm not about regular cars. i'm talking about a 100000 euros or no, i'm talking about rolls royces with ukrainian lakes 2024 automobiles that were bought and ukraine, driven over here by somebody that's under the age of 50, usually a male. so everything that we're thinking is happening in ukraine, that we're setting some money there to help the people on the ground. it's helping a lot of people on, on your credit, ukrainians, a great lead. and as part of the program, we're going to go to a short break and have her is our break will continue our discussion. i'm confused . narrative. stay with our team with i. rick sanchez and i am here to plead with you. whatever you do, not watch my new show. seriously, why watch something that so different opinions that you won't get anywhere else work if it pleases you to have the state department, t

craig. clearly, markets believe there is going to be more banks to go before this all settles down. are often quite edgy at this point, even the ceo of jpmorgan following the purchase of first republic suggested that he thinks we are now at the kind of first segment of this and that there is going to be other things to come. not necessarily bank failures but i think what he is probably alluding to is maybe some consolidation within the bank. you've got to remember there are thousands of us banks and i think many of them have not been prepared for the sharp rise in interest rates that we have seen and are now probably looking at their own risk models and saying maybe we are not quite diverse enough, maybe we are overly exposed and this is what we effectively sought from the three banks that had gone bust now, they've either been exposed to a very restrict deposit of a sore they've been exposed to a certain asset or loan book or even a combination of those factors and i think investors are still looking at somebody�*s smaller regional banks and seeing where their exposure lies and whe

it all comes down to about, oh look, we're helping do it by doing that. so we're hoping by doing that for you. craig, for ukraine, for ukraine, for ukraine being in europe for just one day, you know, number of the cranium plates here in the thesis. the just driving around and i'm not talking about regular cars. i'm talking about 100000 year olds and i'm talking about rolls royces with ukrainian waste 2024 automobiles that were bought ukraine, driven over here by somebody that's under the age of 50, usually a male. so everything that we're thinking is happening in ukraine, that we're setting some money there to help the people on the ground. it's helping a lot of people, whatnot, ukraine, it's ukrainians, greatly to and that's part of the program and we're going to go to a short break. and after our break, we'll continue our discussion on confused narrative. stay with our team, the ah, in the russian state. narrative, i've gone in the northland scheme again for the 50000 speedy one else we will bend in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on russia today. and next, even our video agency

craig melvin. and this is dateline. >> she's, like christy, i need you to sit down. i'm like, oh, no. this is never a good thing. your dad was shot. i collapsed to the floor. none of it made sense to me. i had to hear the whole story. >> fences make good neighbors, they say. this was made for a fight. >> drug private property without permission. >> we are? >> big sky country, small by one man. >> the neighbors felt he was a bully. >> this man, who refused to be fenced in. >> praise for this country. >> a showdown, for shooting, and one man died. >> on his elbow, he said, he should've done that. >> the shooter says it was kill or be killed. what was the truth? >> it was murder. >> kieran simple? >> yes. >> the man who shot first told his story. >> him or me, and i shot him. >> he said he came at me with a gun and i didn't have a choice. >> did the dead man's body tell a different story? >> wasn't even looking at him. he was looking the other direction. he got shot in the back. >> only two men were there and one of them is debt. now, his daughter wants the truth. >> who is this guy that could just steal such a bea

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down again. we're up in napa county, craig philpott. very good. very good source on twitter. a lovely morning and you can see the fog watch here. the reason being, there's a little surface low in marin county. the floor around that is really ramping up the fog for parts of napa county all the way up to sonoma county. now there are some breaks in there, but the system is coming by to give us that almost summer when we're pretty close, bigger fog bank drizzle cool or breezy to windy mix of sun and clouds. but boy, there's a that's a big fog bank out there. sixties and seventies will be even cooler than this. by the time we get to thursday, alright, sounds here, and he's going to discuss a bridge of freeway both what both ? yeah. you know the 83 ways not doing very well. we've had some issues in fremont and in hayward this morning, and now it's very slow leaving hayward to fremont. we had a crash, and then some people are using 6 80 instead and the drive from let's say the stoneridge mall area through pleasanton. isn't great. heading south. you can look at the arrest of the east

down? you may pay as little as $10 per prescription. welcome back to "dateline." i'm craiglvin. joe roberts was a handsome, 20 something charm or. living in brittany tavar home. but now she was messing. and so was robert. so who is this mysterious man? the more investigators learned, the more concern they got. we now return to keith morrison with the stranger. >> it is a strange thing. rather cruel how an answer so desperately sought can slip away. police had finally sniffed out the trail left by joe roberts. the one who seems to know what happens to brittany tavar. but before they could catch up to joe, he was gone. in a puff of oregon fog. >> the investigators had alerted police and law enforcement all the way up through washington, past seattle, and the six pacific northwest. because they thought he was headed in that direction. >> meanwhile, investigators had warned her family. >> they told us that this had fallen off the radar screen. >> and sure enough, that's what he did. and days turned into weeks. summer turned into fall. no sign of him. police suspicions turned da

craig johnson from piper sandler, great to see you. thank you for the insight. >>> shares of hong kong-based chipmaker lenovo sinking down 24% from the sameeriod a year earlier and marking the third consecutive quarter of year-on-year declines, citing a softness in the device market but seeing positive signs stabilizing with expectations of year-to-year growth in the second half of 2023. emily tan joins u us now with a special guest in a first cnbc interview. emily. >> thanks a lot, frank we're here with the world's number within on the back of their earnings report card you already ran us through the numbers. the company says they're in a transformation from a hardware and deviation company to solutions and service. joining me now in a first cnbc interview to talk about the report card. it's good to see you we saw a sharp slowdown post-pandemic, and we're also dealing with inflation revenues from america were down 9%, chai narks almost 20%. are we at a turning point now? >> first you have to look at lenovo is not a peer pc company. over the years we organized ourselves, and pc today accounts for about 60% of our revenue i think we're num

craig. but here's the thing. you guys are pretty glittery couple, but you have managed to live a pretty noncelebrity, normal, like downtephen: what are you doing at home these days? >> rachel: well, what's the biggest news from home? >> stephen: just for fun? >> rachel: yeah, daniel and our daughter had been watching "star wars." >> stephen: oh, really? now >> rachel: nearly five. >> stephen: pretty young for "star wars." >> rachel: that's what i thought. it was like a father daughter bonding experience and they started on the original ones. is it "return of the jedi?" >> stephen: no, it's "star wars," first one is starts with "star wars." the first one is called "star wars." that's why they are called "star wars" movies. >> rachel: i didn't know that. are you a fan? >> stephen: am i a fan? i have been alive for the last 40 years. wait a second. how did you not know that it was called "star wars"? have you not seen "star wars"? >> rachel: um... [laughter] >> stephen: we'll get to that in a minute. let's get to that in a minute. >> rachel: i think as a kid i probably did. i'm not deep into it. my daughter and her dad,

craig plans to cut hundreds of jobs as it looks to file for bankruptcy. the company is closing its corporate headquarters in northern san diego county and plans to shut down to an online only model. jenny craig could file for bankruptcy this week and is warning of more shutdowns and mass layoffs. us surgeon general says the nation is facing an epidemic of loneliness. the loneliness and isolation are associated with a greater risk of heart disease, dementia, stroke, depression, anxiety and premature death. the surgeon general released in 81 page report, citing research that shows loneliness increases the risk for premature death by 26 to 29% similar to the effects of smoking up to 15 cigarettes a day, health experts say well, there are ways to measure social isolation, such as how many times you see other people, loneliness is different. loneliness is a more subjective feeling so i could be with people and still feel lonely, the surgeon general's report says. in recent years, studies have shown half of all adults in america reported feeling alone. report says participation in traditional clubs and community groups has declined and the number of people livi

craig, for comfort of the economy. and the sewing cost of living have been the biggest issues of the down payment. one of these high stakes elections as was taking a closer look at took he is most important the cities and provinces, and how they've voted in the past is alexi o'brien, this is dental. i'll cut a and is me a took, he has 3 biggest cities, and it said the person who wins as dental wins the country to keep his most populous provinces. home to about 16000000 people and 20 percent of registered voters is it's way presidents. rachel type had one night. his name is matt, but that jobs now held by the may, you know, position is also in control and non good at the capital. and the coastal city is mia. and the last presidential election at 2018. all of these provinces in yellow, those to add one and turkey, a central conservative hob land helping him stay in power with more than half of the vote. but some of those strong holes in the southeast could now be in question with these 11 provinces, badly affected by the earthquakes and february, the head of the supreme election council said that at

really think this is the top down the things he are talking about are macroeconomics, liquidity, what stephanie is saying, what i'm saying, is from management position craig billings, the ceo for the fourth quarter in a row said, listen, we're perfectly aware of the macroeconomic environment, the things marko kolanovic is talking about, but from our perspective, we just don't see it >> could we have a service sector that avoids recession and a manufacturing recession happen concurrently isn't that the only thing that -- >> aren't we kind of having that as we speak? >> look at may s&p global u.s. manufacturing pmi, it's like seven straight months or six, seven months in contraction. services are going up. it's very hard -- it's very hard to look at all of the data and form one conclusion. what if it's just this kind of thing where it's affecting one participate of the global economy way differently, and we should stop using these catch-all terms like recession expansion to try to describe everything >> josh, to answer your question, yes, we can definitely have a combination in terms of the economy, one that is not doing well, one that is. it's 70% of consu

spend eternity here, just down the road from home in the old military graveyard under the black prairie sawed in the wind. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm craigcome to morning joe weekend on this saturday morning. let's dive right into the top stories of the week. >> so, after four years of investigating the fbi's investigation into possible collusion between the trump

and canfield was 67 degrees fifties on the temps for most sunnyvale has been down benton bouncing between 49 and 50. wanna craig'stanford campus at 49, middletown's 49 upper legs. 46 sebastopol. one observation there at 49 and lagunitas, said 48, but a lot of low fifties for leo tiburon in their rohnert park. 51 point reyes 50 51 in uk and overcast. i mean low clouds have made it up there. truck is 37. south lake tahoe is 35. so that's good 68 down in las vegas , 50 to sacramento, 52 and monterey 48, crescent city. one lower move in southern california high pressure will try and build in here, but the core is well to the north of us, but some of that will kind of work its way into the valley so the value will begin to warm up. i think more so starting friday into the weekend. i'm still wrestling with how much we're going to warm up here gradually warm up, and i'm not buying into a huge one here at least locally. look at the amount of forecast on the rainfall and thunderstorms still for another week active up in the mountains, 50 sixties coast in bay, mr drizzles in town, slow clearing, although there are a few br

craig melvin. who killed don fluitt? detectives believe that if they could i. d. the hooded figure captured on a neighbor's surveillance camera, they would have their answer. as they worked to whittle downtt family was mourning don's loss. here again is dennis murphy with the figure in the garage. >> to say don fluitt love the christmas season, would be putting it mildly. >> he was obsessed. [laughs] we're talking lights, music. it was everywhere. >> a month after don's murder, his family was still grappling with the fact that he would never see another christmas. no one more distraught than his daughter, siena. >> how was she doing? >> she was strong. she said she was just praying about it. she would cry. >> meanwhile, detective caplan was looking very closely at the apparent bad blood between don fluitt and his brother, dennis. >> they kept talking about an estrangement between the two of you. do you know whether referring to? >> oh yeah. when my dad passed, we all came to an agreement on the few assets that he did have. >> there's a set understanding? >> set understanding. will gone didn't keep his part of the deal and kept one of the trucks that we were going to sell. >> according t

practically all of uvalde has shut down to give family members and friends of the community a time to heal as we commemorate this anniversary, craig. >> still so sad for so many. thank you. >>> 17 minutes after the hour. want to catch up on the nba playoffs. the boston celtics fighting off elimination thanks to a big night from jayson tatum. >> that will fix everything. >> tatum will put up a three. got it! >> tatum finished with 33 points and 11 rebounds as the sell -- celtics go on to beat the heat 116-99. miami still leading 4-1. game five tomorrow night back in boston. >> do you know how many times a team has come back from being down three? >> how many? >> zero. >> do you think it will happen? >> no. no, no, no. >> they're going back to boston. >> they could play anyway. it's not happening. sorry, dylan. it's all right, dylan. >> tatum also scored more points in a playoff game in history. so history could be rewritten. we're bringing it back to boston, baby. all right. let's take a look at what is going on across the country for the upcoming holiday weekend. basically, for the most part, what you see on friday you will see on

spend eternity here, just down the road from home in the old military graveyard under the black prairie sawed in the wind. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. you for watching ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to morning joe weekend on this saturday morning. let's dive right into the top stories of the week. >> so, after four years of investigating the fbi's investigation into possible collusion between the trump 2016 campaign and russia, special counsel john durham released his findings yesterday, a 300-page report. and in it, durham, who was first appointed by that attorney general william barr in 2019, accuses the bureau of acting negligently but did not reveal any bombshells, as many republicans had long claimed he would. durham found no evidence the justice department and the fbi conspired in a deep state plot to investigate trump's ties to russia in 2016. in addition, durham did not recommend any wholesale changes at the fbi. the special counsel also appears to relitigate two of the cases he lost that went to trial, in which he brought criminal charges. the durham report has been contradicted by two of the reports, incl

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craig. so yesterday was just fabulous, wasni— yesterday was just fabulous, wasni ine— yesterday was just fabulous, wasn't it? 24— yesterday was just fabulous, wasn't it? 24 degrees downrch and april— has been two halves, really like march and april was was pretty eaig— march and april was was pretty eaii ana— march and april was was pretty eaii and we— march and april was was pretty cold and we certainly had some wei— cold and we certainly had some some wet weather— cold and we certainly had some some wet weather this month, . ii— some wet weather this month, even . it shocked— some wet weather this month, even . it shocked me,- some wet weather this month, even. a even. it shocked me, actually. we're kind of running quite warm for the month of may. we're actually the sixth warmest may on record at the moment. as it stands . so even though we've not stands. so even though we've not really experienced any major kind of hot spells, the month has been steadily warm . and as has been steadily warm. and as i said, next few days, probably just turning that thermostat up just turning that thermostat up just a little bit more so. so yeah, so finally, i think most of us feeli

craig, unfortunately, that it looks to me like the conservative— that it looks to me like the conservative party have sold onion— conservative party have sold british culture— conservative party have sold british culture downolutely right, patrick. ash; 1�* no, you're absolutely right,- patrick. we have not, in my view , managed this as well as we could do. i have said to the secretary of state at dwp, mel stride , for some time, you, my stride, for some time, you, my friend , have got the biggest job friend, have got the biggest job in government to actually match the jobs with people who are currently on unemployment benefits. and there were figures out last week that we're now spending 1.9 billion a week. so that's approaching £100 billion a year on financing out of work benefits . surely common sense benefits. surely common sense would dictate it match those who are incapable of working with the jobs that are available. first and foremost, rather than , i'm afraid what we've heard too much out of some whitehall departments is we've got a problem. we've got shortage of skills just import. now there's more to it than that as well. it is in our hands to actually reduce the potential numbers because we hav