you asked me about issues in dallas. i am not aware of issues in dallas. you're looking at all facilities, are there issues? yes, there are. but i am telling you that i think that based on everything i have seen in the ones i have visited, the administration is doing a much betterjob today than they were when it first started because they were not prepared for the sheer numbers, they did not have the facilities in place, they do now. the government told the bbc that children in dallas and the other new centres have access to nutritious food and recreation. and they are being kept in a healthy environment. they say they are trying to speed up releases. this is wilton, ten years old. he had been wondering for hours in the desert in march when a border guard found him. president biden is not the first to deal with a surge of migrant children over the border. in 2018, under president trump, nearly 3000 children were separated from their parents and crammed with others into detention centres. these are believed to be some of their voices. parents were taken off

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in dallas, y'all.ay! while we often think about the black trans community being in big cities like l.a. and new york, we need to see that black trans folks are everywhere. even in a state like texas, where 70% of the population identifies as christian, and not just easter/christmas christian, megachurch christian. that is exactly why it's important to be here in dallas because despite everything, the black trans community here is out, proud, and insisting on living their best lives, whether you like it or not. >> so here is the word. ezekiel 37: 1-14. the hand of the lord came upon me and brought me out of the spirit of the lord and fed me down in the midst of the valley. and in that valley was full of dry bones. listen to what they said. our bones are dry. our hope is lost, and we ourselves are cut off. goodness, gracious. don't i know something about that? as a woman of trans experience, don't i know something about that. jesus. >> preach, preach. >> i was reared in a very spiritual household. my dad

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the david dallas was 270 feet long which is sizable for a wooden vessel and is ok when you're sailing across the ocean. if you are doing a lot of maneuvering like in the great lakes, it is a lot of maneuvering and manpower to deal with the sales off five masts. what is left of her today is not a lot, this will was recovered by a scuba diver i believe in the early 1970's and was donated to us about 10 years ago. we were excited, as a way not only to tell the toledo story but this is a worldwide story. this is the first of her kind. we are standing in front of our small exhibit about the giant race between the city of erie and attached mill 1901. passenger travel became something productive on the great lakes. it was worth a lot of money and a lot of people wanted to travel. it was a great way to move from place to place and to take vacations. because these were done in steam they could hold regular schedules and then it became about to could be the fastest. in late 1900, a newspaper and chicago listed what it thought were the fastest passenger vessels on the great lakes. the owner of t

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she dies in the dallas area. he goes on to school. kind people helped him. he's now an electrical engineer . but when i hear people say send them home, he doesn't have a home so it seems to me a logical issue to fix. maybe doctor can get fixed. it's the first step towards additional immigration reform . it seems logical to me and i think most americans agree. whether you like it or not that their parents are here undocumented . it's just an impossibility. there's no place to send their children to. and the reason i put the story in iethere about the doctor kid is there many of them are highly educated. their contributors. and they ought to beviewed that way so anyway . hopefully that can get fixed first. >> you reference these images and the rhetoric we've heard quite a bit in terms of we see images of immigrants creating an unsafe border. there's a lot ofvery fear-based rhetoric . in juxtaposition you some you mentioned before in my experience growing up in texas and that rhetoric is very much in juxtaposition to thestories you're showing in this book. what

joining us is rafael anchia representing the western corridor of dallas county. good to see you again early this morning. where does this bill in the texas legislature stand right now with you and your colleagues having left and prevented a quorum, what happens next? >> well, terrific united effort by democrats both on the senate and the house side. our colleagues in the senate really talked the bill down all night and then it put us in position on the house side to be able to break quorum and kill the bill. it ended the session effectively. we have to wait to see what the governor will do on special session. as you said earlier, he vows to call us back. we'll still have the tools available to us in a special session including the rules, debate, and also potentially quorum break if he brings us back. the one thing i want to mention is, you know, we weren't able to get the thousands of texans that we usually see at the state capitol because of the pandemic.

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dallas and the clips going to a game seven.ix previous games won by the road team, and that's not good news for the dallas maths, but we're looking to close out the y in the clips tonight didn't happen. third quarter flippers down four work to baseline and kawai will take the past. put it down. he tied his career high tonight for most points in a playoff game. yeah and you'll see more of his activity right there. he had 45 points on the night and they go back to los angeles on sunday. history holds up can guess what's going to happen. the clippers are going to fall shy to dallas. we'll see about that bound to happen for mark cuban and company, okay? the olympic club in san francisco, 155 the best women's golfers, and only 11 of them are under par, and one happens to be a junior in high school. she continues to be the story at the olympic club. little overcast, a little breezy, typical june weather in san francisco and the woman we're talking about is mega gone and par five, her first hole of the day, she will nail the birdie an

jack turbine with the stanford university school of medicine and dallas, founding ceo of trans health all of this legislation in more than 30 states right now targeting transgender youth, the headlines, the political rhetoric, all of it, what kind of mental health impact does that have on trans kids? >> yeah, it's really difficult to watch right now. and i think on the one hand we think a lot about the impact of the bills themselves. so it's dangerous for these kids to be potentially losing medical care. it's dangerous for them to be kicked out of sports and losing the physical and mental health benefits of sports. but really i think the biggest danger is something outside of the direct impact of the bills. and the real danger is that these kids are seeing powerful people like politicians going on national television and basically telling them that they're confused about their identity, that they're a risk to their friends in sports, that they can't be in bathrooms because they're a risk to other people. and, over time, if you hear that over and over again, kids start to believe it an

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shep, one other note the violence in the dallas-ft. worth area moving to the roadways with road rage. dallas police telling us they're stepping up their patrols on the highways in and around the city because of that problem. >> jay gray, thank you >>> across the country, cities have been hit particularly hard by the violence. homicide rates in large cities were up more than 30% on average last year, and up another 24% for the beginning of this year that's according to the interviews the "new york times" conducted with criminologists. bill bratton, former new york city police commissioner author of "the profession" commissioner, thank you. what do police departments need to do in your estimation to combat the surge in violence >> well, that's the issue, shepard, that the long-term and short-term solutions immediately apparent the sudden rise in crime got a lot of agencies, a lot of government officials and the public off guard, and the focus is always been the covid virus so unlike the last crime epidemic that took decades to build up u

one was outside of dallas one was in tulsa.as who i said it was not going to write bronze a story pretty so i went to oklahoma and i started to dig around and i spent a lot of time there. the more i dug the more fascinating story became and i am not a journalist freedom not trained, my trading as a lawyer. i wasn't sure how you verify sources and things like that and i just was plowing through the dark but everyday is a new revelation. as new twist in the story the became more and more fascinating. through that story, it took me to wrongful convictions and once i realize there were so many innocent people in prison, become 15 years later, 17 years later and something that is still on fascinating by. as a storyteller because every wrongful conviction is a fantastic story because it was suffering and injustice and waste. i've written some of those. smaller versions read and away find them deeply troubling because almost all of them could be a could've been prevented and we could prevent most of them today if we had will just use

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dallas fed president robert kaplan will be speaking tomorrow.e my conocophillips ceo interviews. that wraps it up for us. we are headed to radio. on tv, washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser be joining "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio with david westin. we will be on the cable. we will talk sports on dab radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics -- >> investments and worker retraining, investments and childcare, you could argue those are a form of infrastructure. >> to the world of business -- >> there are still unknowns in the u.s. china relationships. that remains an unknown for business leaders. >> this is "balance of power" with david westin. ♪ david: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to "balance of power." we start today with a check on the markets. joining us is abigail doolittle. how are we doing? abigail: a little bit green but off of record hot -- enough for record highs. the s&p 500 at a new record high, up just .1%. not huge gains. also r

en la comunidad >>> mientras el gobernador del estado con fuertes aplausos sumaba la ley aquí en dallaslocura dijo que considera que quiere regresar al viejo oeste donde todos estaban armados y las muertes a consecuencia de esto eran normales >>>insiste en que la gente tiene derecho a portar armas para su protección personal y de su familia quien texas a partir del 1 de septiembre y seis meses más a favor de la portación de armas entrarán en vigor >>> las secciones nos hicieron esperar y ciudades como da la san antonio houston, a austin y al paso diciendo que traicionó a los tejanos y a los departamentos de policía que se ponían a esta ley montoya del paso y aún tiene presente la masacre ocurrida en un centro comercial de esa ciudad >>> es importante que termine el manel ella para que las personas como el hombre que hizo esto no pueda comprar las pistolas pero ahora, todas las personas pueden hacerlo >>> debemos apoyar a todos los ciudadanos responsables al derecho de tener y portar armas dijo greg gabo >>> durante la manifestación en dallas dijeron que no se darán por vencido que esta

. >> reporter: at greenville avenue pizza in dallas, business is cooking. but owner sammy manedll can't hire enough workers. ads weren't working, so he's offering something extra. >> now we're doing $200 after they completed six weeks of work. we actually just gave out our first check. >> reporter: in a post-pandemic economy, employers are having to offer creative incentives. waste management now offers workers and their families academic scholarships. new employees for omni hotels can get a signing bonus and three free nights at a hotel of their choice if they stay through labor day. >> the long-term, decades-long trend where the employer held so much power, that dynamic is shifting. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says new employee incentives might become the new normal with child care, workplace health safety, and additional unemployment benefits as reasons for the slow hiring. you can get food from over here and eat here. >> yes, you do. >> reporter: phil romano is the hand behind restaurants like macaroni grill and fudruckers. h

you can see the current storms have exited the dallas area. waco is still clear. san antonio has rain on the south side of town this may push towards houston this morning the additional rainfall over the next two days. heaviest rains in arkansas, memphis and up along the ohio river. leks iton,g thunderstorms. look at the heat in arizona, 103 today in phoenix temperatures were a big story this weekend the cool temperatures in the northeast and the heat is building in the west details on that coming up. >> talk to you in a bit, bill. >> "early today" is back in two with an end for israeli politics. >>> capital riots conspiracy case stay with us downy unstopables we do it every night. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum. and save water. did you know certified dishwashers... ...use less than four gallons per cycle, while a running sink uses that, every two minutes. so, do it with cascade. the surprising way to save water. pain doesn't care how old you are. or what color you are. pain doesn't care if you live in a small town or in the spotl

supports lithium mining, because he believes that it will generate profits for everyone. necessity, dallas k, all of the communities near the salt lake and all of bolivia will benefit from the extraction of lithium. here you get the will probably be beneficial. about 2000 people live in rio grande. the local economy is doing well thanks to income from the extraction of sodium, boar 8, or borax wireless books that its lithium mining operations expand. as planned. there will be even more money for the local residence. there are huge deposits under the crust of the salt plan. a pilot planned for extracting the white gold has already been built for libby as government wants to benefit from the increased demand for lithium. as more and more western countries developed electric vehicles, bolivian officials want to do more than simply export lithium. they also plan to develop processing plants and battery production facilities, which will create lots of new jobs that they've had in here. centuries ago, bolivian silver was simply sent to europe. now we want to use this natural resource to improve

>> i'm sorry, say that again >> who are you rooting for >> the cowboys the dallas cowboys >> the dallasboys. >> suns/clippers. >> for basketball, it's always cleveland. that's what i'm watching right now, the ohio valley we are seeing some strong storms making their way through across toledo to the greater cleveland area the storms are headed your way and it's a big-time severe weather threat i know we're watching this tropical system, but the severe weather concerns from the midwest to the northeast is a big time issue this morning into your afternoon 26 million people for the northeast under a slight risk of severe storms from charleston all the way up to sections of o central texas in the mid 90s. >> we'll take a look at your week ahead coming up. >> sounds good, janessa. sorry about the cavs jon rahm became the first spanish born golfer to win the u.s. open. he birdied the final two holes to cap a big win it's his first big championship. >>> nasa is looking for a name for the mannequin they'll send to the moon. you can vote for the moonequin's name. >>> exiting fighters appears at t

eleven people are confirmed dead. 150 missing. >> a dpgas line explosion in dallas left two dead ande blast happened monday afternoon. the explosion appears to be accidental. >> a supreme court victory for transgender rights. six years after a student was banned from using the boys bathroom. it leaves in place a lower court ruling saying it's unconstitutional. >> very hot along the east coast. rain and thunderstorms from the great lakes to the southwest. and cooler in the northwest. only 96 in portland. >> a special delivery from a new rtired ups driver. >> to a friend he met along the route. >> dave has made thousands of drop offs for ups all over colorado. >> that's how i met him. driving out in the area. >> this morning it's something he picked up along the way worth celebrating. a friendship. >> he came into my life for a special reason. >> the highlight of his day. is when he pulls up in the big brown truck. >> he was born with a brain defect. it causes his disability as well as severe seizures. >> he knew the condition well. his son had a similar one. >> my boy was 17. at that

but it could not prevent the feet for dallas. beside the game takes place on sunday to watch y m e n h l playoffs. the vegas golden nights are off the mark and they series against the colorado avalanche . jonathan marcia. so the max patches, i see school, the to go just 45 seconds apart in the food period to help vegas 2 or 32 winning game 3 of the avalanche of the lead, the series to one off winning the opening to game in the match up where the material canadians have taken a to nothing lead and they play a series against when you pick jet file, it's a fully, with the games, only go one, nothing on the ny simone feel. a 17 year old amateur golf is grabbing the spotlights of the us women's, open. meg again. these 2 shots back and tied for food place off to the 2nd round. high school junior from new jersey, shot a 70 on friday. you can fix on the poll is a stroke ahead of 2019 champion. john lee says so model single metaphor mom, invoice number one, re mcelroy. but he may want to take a leaf out of the book, as he said, even paul at memorial tournament at a time for 43rd out in front

a little more like texas down in dallas 83 degrees. that just shows you how the rest of the nation is doing and of course we are still really dry out there. unfortunately no rain in the forecast. we're still dealing with extreme drought conditions and it doesn't look like we'll get any rain at least on the seven-day outlook. please be careful. pets, the 4th of july can be dangerous. bring them inside. i got you covered on my instagram. i talk about that as well. tuesday and wednesday, 70s in san francisco. what about our inland temperatures? we'll go 80s to a couple 90s. overnight lows in the 50s. we're certainly keeping that sunshine and the dry weather for the next several days so a little more seasonal. >> thanks very much. >>> still ahead, countdown to tokyo is on. a look at how team u.s.a.'s table tennis team is preparing right here in the bay area. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here.

endorsing the words of dallas fed president mr. robert kaplan.ll catch up with kaplan later today, sitting down with michael mckee. tom: it is not a small idea. i believe you mentioned it earlier, this new percolation of language. michael mckee, when he visits jackson hole, you wonder where we will be that third week of august. jonathan: are we going to see dark to see some -- going to start to see some formal dissent at these meetings? lisa: and from the big three, jay powell, clarida, my question is a more nuanced one. ken the federal reserve stop buying as many mortgage bonds without disrupting the market more broadly? can they have a surgical move here, given the fact that this will foretell a rate hike in the market will act as such? jonathan: governor waller said this in the past week. "well aware of the broader signaling that any reduction would provide impositions." tom: one of the high points of the first half was your interview with john williams. there was a real delicacy. jonathan: was that a compliment? tom: it is i, meant to you. jo

amy: the same time you had to walk out on sunday come this week it was the qanon conference in dallasre former general michael flynn spoke and said there should be a military coup, though he denies that now, but it is on tape. also said trump won the election and the electoral college vote. this is the atmosphere in texas right now. what are you going to do if there is a special session? what are democrats going to do? >> the same rules we have in the regular session apply in the same session. a quorum being one of them. we have bn behind closed doors for 140 days. we are a citizen legislature. people have jobs, milies. when you time the session, better hope you're going to have full attendance because if you don't have a quorum, you can't meet. number two, there are lots of items on the table as to how we engage in debate and use the parliament your procedure. sb 7 is an ugly but in wrightsville. -- voting rights bill. for support a policy that would not put people in jail and would not suppress the vote as severely as an nobel 7. i hope cooler heads prevail. if people don't want to

i met him once in dallas. and for a general, a former general who had a distinguished career in the military, to advocate for the overthrow of the united states government that he served for so many years is in some ways shocking and also disgraceful. that's what we're dealing with at this point, and increasingly the price of admission into the republican party and the price of admission to success in the republican primaries is to be crazy like that, and to be delusional like that. and the way that we counteract that is by passing laws to protect our voting rights. the senate's got to act. >> congressman joaquin castro, i appreciate your time, thank you so much for joining u.s. >> thank you. >>> my next guest says this is not the first time michael flynn has gone down this road. and that he should be arrested immediately. we'll discuss. >>> plus, they found the getaway car, but the shooters are still out there, the desperate search for these three people who apparently shot up a florida club. >>> and for the

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morgan chesky's on the ground for us in dallas. morgan, talk us through this here. for people who may not have been following every in and out of what happened over the weekend, perhaps they were enjoying a memorial day barbecue. where are we now? where does this fight go, particularly with the new threat from governor greg abbott to pull the plug on money that goes to lawmakers if they don't get on board? >> hallie, great question. we will no doubt see the debate over senate bill 7 rise again. the question is when? governor abbott has not announced when that special session will be going back. calling on austin to bring it back to the table. democrats not wanting to talk about it in its current form. but we will talk about that in a second. frankly what happened over the weekend was historic. it was a late night and democrats by the way of text message decided to leave the chamber a few minutes before the deadline. and that basically kept them from reaching quorum to make a vote able to happen. in doing so, it essentially killed the bill for that legislative sessio

and then we actually just about a month and a half ago opened up a store in dallas, and then we have one in chicago as well go through. you know, it's funny, there came a time where i had people in my employ. i started as a stand up comedian and obviously you're on your own, they're your own guy, but nobody's working for you. then all of a sudden i got a shot and i people under nice working for me and i found it a little awkward at 1st. i just felt a little sheepish about being somebody's boss. how did you take to it right off the bat, or where are you company with it from the get go. you know, i still get a little uncomfortable about it to be honest. and i still get like very guilty as the right word, but i definitely feel like i have to be in the office 5 days a week. i have to be showing base. you know, if i'm expecting everybody else to be here, i need to be here as well. so i definitely get weird about that. but i think the hardest thing for me as a box has, has been to fire people. that is something that i, i read i get, i get, you know, anxious about it. luckily now about a ye

this from dallas morning news, the governor says texas will begin building a barrier along the borderng few details, but saying that texas will arrest those that try to breach the barrier. construction starting immediately, according to the article. guest: continuing the building of the wall in texas has been something that the public policy foundation, our ceo, has been putting in place or has been talking about for quite a long time. and so, this is something that we think needs to take place. so, we have admonished the governor to do this admonished the governor to do this. -- the federal government has stopped construction, unfortunately, leaving holes in the construction. in del rio, for example, they have been able to get under temporary fencing and get over the temporary fencing, as a result of the holes in the wall or fencing. so texas is doing what texas does, they will fix their own problems and we think that is a good place to go. and the governor also said he's going to look into individuals. he will take applications from individuals who have had property damage and try t