here along comes david lowe who completely goes into a different direction, who essentially uses musiceme. that was just revolutionary. and the amazing thing is that a lot of european broadcasters and broadcaster around the world have adopted this style. so lots of them are adopting, for example, the peeps — even though they may not be familiar with the peeps in those countries. but all the electronic elements are used in many different countries. so it has been very influential. thank you very much indeed to both of you, very good to have you on the media show. our last guest on the programme is thejournalist maggie harrison dupre. welcome to the programme. we've asked you back because back in november you ran a story about the us magazine sports illustrated and how it was being accused of publishing ai—written articles from writers who, it turned out, did not exist. you have come back to this story. where have you got with it? back in november, we published a report about how sports illustrated had been publishing these review—style articles. if i was interested in, say, a soccer bal

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like to pay the purchase for the tech fee low david cameron green lighted a tax on russian territory. not those comments received widespread condemnation from russian officials, but he hasn't wrote back on those. in fact, he's taking a formal belligerent stones towards russia and it comes just weeks off to a rushing human rights organizations that have leaked information, the left tenant general, antonio a do so was in fact the person that was most demanding, the attacks on the battle garage a region, deliberately targeting somebody and as part of a plan to wreak havoc saying that they're all know civilians only. and the reason that he said to be the shadow, come on, drove the crating and on falls in the wake of the stocking of generals emotionally . the attacks also take place at a time when russia is making advances on the possible field in the talk of region that has been in 10 spots which taking place. do crating authorities have spoken of these intense bottles close to the with the belgrade region. now the russian defense ministry says that it plans to create a buffers with most

liked his attacks came just a week off to the british, foreign minister, the other elected paid low david cameron effective the green light to the attacks inside russian territory. and it comes also a report by russian cuban. right. so organization which said add link to information senior nato officials made to combine this with directing and come on in the operations in ukraine. this includes general antonio due to who's being described as the shadow come on. does the crating on full season in the wake of the sacking of general was the notion of email according to the report. it is him that has been planning on coordinating attacks on the belgrade region as part of his planned to wreak havoc saying that they're all know civilians. only the enemy is now. we stayed in the a city a vote on age. the russians safety on sunday. now some of the early hours of monday morning residents that received a text message from the local authorities warning over the imminent you ivy attack . so it's a free a is now that with nato is blessing. we're going to see more of these kind of attacks on more civil

has enormous discretion but most believe because it's a low-level felony testimony be on the low end. >> david: we will witness a convicted felon sentenced by a judge to, you know, as you say potentially home confinement or community service or whatever the judge decides, and that person is still running for president. >> right, and, remember, it doesn't mean he's actually serving the sentence immediately after the sentencing. they could actually delay that as they appeal it and potentially not have to serve the sentence until after the election. >> david: dan, thank you. >>> to olivia rubin who has been in the courtroom and also in the overflow room as we know in new york. no cameras in court and relied on olivia and our team inside the courthouse every single day able to watch themselves as this plays out and olivia you were on the air with me earlier. i thought that dynamic that you described of jurors walking into that room was extraordinary. we'll have to find out in the days and weeks to come if this was something they talked about, whether the foreperson or perhaps the two attorneys who

there is a little more demand overall it is a sluggish economy post-covid with very low inflation. davidhat is there is not evenly distributed. some areas are growing more than others. henry: i have been to china four times in the last five quarters so i am giving you how i think the evolution of the economy is changing. focus are -- people are focused on fixed investments and exports. the government is pushing toward a couple of different things. one is this idea of digitalization particularly as it relates to the industrial sector. they're trying to automate that sector to be more competitive globally. in the past people thought about china in terms of e-commerce, alibaba and domestic consumption. the focus industrial automation. china has half of the world's robots on the industrial side which is amazing. the second big drivers around the green effort and they are trying to dominate batteries, ev's and solar panels and trying to export some of that globally. those are the growth drivers. the offset which is still problematic is around housing and our estimate is they have between 20 m

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said they turned it around, and they are good to their word i thought they could only go to low teens. davidey went to high teens, and they did it in an incredibly robust way why is the stock down? >> amazon is up. it's not down >> it was at $182 last night >> it is still up on a mixed day. well, actually, we're on a down day right now for the broader market >> i know you think the dow is atavistic -- >> even the mood you came in with -- >> the mood? my wife's in italy she's having a great time. the cow is going to have a baby. i ain't in no bad mood >> it's another name that used to get under your skin, so i'll enjoying this. what do you think of this quarter there? >> this was a destocking quarter. china is going up. you've got the duty-free numbers that are better the stock is down 6. it was initially down 10, and i think when fabrizio says things are better, i'm going to go with him. >> asia travel retail returning to net sales growth there. >> the stock was at $300 he's finally got it right. we continue to dump on him no, i'm not going to dump on a guy who's got it right not everything

. >> david: so glad rippy is more or less >> bart is running low on passengers and running out of moneyould do to keep operating after pandemic relief funds are used. >> and breaking news the battle of the bay heats up as oakland airport moves forward with the name change that's upset san francisco. >> i'm meteorologist sandyha patel live on the roof. feeling the heat today. i'll show you who's getting hotter tomorrow and where relief will arrive. the forecast is coming up. >> from abc seven live. breaking news. >> that breaking news. a fight for the future. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm j.r. >> stone. it's official. the oakland international airport will be renamed despite major opposition, including a lawsuit from san francisco. >> let's take a live look at the abc seven oakland airport camera. just a short time ago, the port of oakland, which is in charge of the airport, voted on moving forward with the name change, and they released this new logo. it will be called san francisco bay oakland international airport. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan is live at the port's he

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they probably know karen mcdougal's name or david name and so for low information jurors, if you canthese are the stream of lies, and some of the lies were not crimes. that's okay. they get instructions on that. this is got to be fair to the defendant and some of the alleged lies are alleged crimes because you cannot just go around and take $130,000 and call it 420 in light of the government and cheap. >> suzanne, as you are watching this day after day, i think that's a very good point about how you're not only picking people who are not necessarily the highest informed people but the jurors are instructed to not watch any news. do not watch the msnbc discussion of this. only focus on what's been given to you as evidence in this courtroom. seeing it laid out in the courtroom, is it cogent? >> it is. it's a powerful story. i still come back to david pecker and what a great tour guide he was from the beginning because he was able to lay it out and to end, and he spoke to trump. michael cohen was sort of the go-between and i think he effectively set him up at the beginning then we get t

david kelly said one possibly. here we go, mike, thank you very much the closing bell is about to ring. the major averages do close near, not at the lows of the session but near with the dow down 408, the s&p down 39, the nasdaq down 105. [closing bell rings] suddenly the vix, volatility spike about 10%. tomorrow atlanta federal reserve president rafael bostic is here in a fox business exclusive. don't miss it. ♪. david, hello, folks welcome to a special edition of "kudlow," i'm david asman in for larry. we're taking a live look at new york state supreme court in lower manhattan where 12 jurors are deliberating in former president donald trump's criminal hush money trial. judge juan her merchan laid out jury instructions, they are the judgers of the fact and no personal opinion. we'll have trey gowdy. first bring out lydia hu live outside the courthouse with the very latest. these requests from the jury keep on coming right? >> reporter: that is exactly right, david. we got a second request from the jury in the just the past couple minutes. this makes two notes sent from the jury since they started deliberating just a little after 11:3

pushing your way into this, make sure you have a replacement that keeps prices low, and we're not seeing that here in america -- davidn you need more energy, partly because of these green energy mandates because they want electric cars and stoves instead of gas ovens. >> right. david: you can't increase energy use with just the renewables. it just doesn't work. phil, thank you very much. have a good memorial day weekend, appreciate you being here. >>> well, the house approved a pill that seeks to ban -- bill that seeks to ban non-u.s. citizens from from voting in local elections, a whopping 52 democrats joined republicans on that measure. congresswoman claudia tenney from the house ways and means committee is here to break et al. down for i u.s. next on "the evening edit." ♪ if. ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders. and with guided learning paths stacked with content curated to fit your unique goals, you

low. one of the things the bipartisan legislation would have done is raised -- david: in our country if someone speak -- someone seek split close asylum and they need political asylum, is it our law they automatically get it if they have widget amid needs? there are no quotas or anything on how many people we can accept? sec. mayorkas:sec. mayorkas: there is no quota on the asylum population. one just has to persuade a judge. david: you have been homeland security secretary under president from the beginning. -- under president biden from the beginning. , the people would you say have come over the southern border illegally seeking asylum? they are bringing drugs, whatever they are doing. sec. mayorkas:sec. mayorkas: i do want to differentiate because we are in a political environment that demonizes individuals the border -- encountered at the border. there is a vulnerability to painting with the broadbrush people who are coming to the united states. i will be incessant in this. separate drug smugglers from individuals seeking asylum or even if they do not have a basis to remain in the united s

david, this is anything but that democrats demonstrate new lows at every turn.ing this. the american public will lose respect for all institutions particularly for the law enforcement institutions. our judiciary system should be beyond all of this. weaponization is taking place here in new york, georgia, d.c. it is a travesty. we have to get it back in order. the united states senate can play significant role if we regain the gavel. chuck schumer is the leader right now. that needs to change as well. david: once again, for those tuning, the jury in new york, bragg trump hush money trial has reached a verdict. the jury has reached a verdict. it will be a couple minutes before they come back into the courtroom to read out what that verdict is. we have our reporters waiting waiting with bated breath as to what that is but i'm just wondering, senator, are you willing to make a pledge now that republicans will not use lawfare in the same way that democrats clearly have against donald trump? >> david, i can't imagine a situation in which republicans do it. i think the

david telling their stories. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. we've still got some lowr much of the day. but generally speaking, today it's going to be cloudier and cooler than yesterday with scattered showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. and we'll see some more rain as we go through the course of wednesday and thursday. in fact, if we take this rainfall accumulation chart right the way through to friday, look at the dark blues and these greens, up to 70 millimetres of rainfall. and around lothian we're looking at even more than that, potentially, so it could lead to some issues. so we've got the low cloud of mist and murk clinging to some parts of the north sea coastline. it is quite extensive. we've got the showers in scotland, northern ireland, wales and the southwest and some heavier rain coming in across the south—east. any of that combination could well prove to be thundery. lots of cloud developing through the day with one or two breaks. you could catch a shower in northern england and also parts of northern and eastern scotland, but it's once again

low cost ev. type of vehicle would fit within that category of vehicle. david's not the price point as the charging station people invoking that is a recent to be hesitant. we survey over 2000 vehicle shoppers to gauge their interest and ev's and we look at the top reason for rejection those who say not interested in an ev they say charging locations and prices a second. there is a learning curve to owning and evm figuring out where to charge, how frequent to charge and how much to charge. charging may not be truly unavailable but charging is too much of an unknown and same goes for price. the savings with the ev incentives and maintenance off -- and often offset that price. infrastructure, price and education are all very important. david: education is a key component here. it's something new for most of us and some of it is how long do i charge it and if it's really cold outside do i lose the charge? is there an opportunity to educate us to become more comfortable with this? elizabeth: perception is reality and for the consumer to learn how to deal with their

. >> reporter: david plans to focus on at-risk youth who may be around gangs growing up, while fernanda wants to advise lowome, first generation students. before they could put their new degrees to work, they have changed plenty of diapers for their daughter. >> it does take a village. that's something i don't think you know until you actually have a baby and you're like wait. >> reporter: she was born in the final semester and just ten weeks old. she showed up on a saturday, but they made sure to attend class by tuesday. and there are many advantages to having your partner as your classmate. but some days it added too much stress to being a student. >> oh my gosh, am i going too slow. wait, you already started that assignment? i haven't even looked at it yet. >> reporter: support from their peers and family made the last stretch of this journey possible, so they could get to graduation day. >> you can pursue your master's and your higher education. >> take us as an example of if we can do it. >> reporter: united in a common goal and now bonded by a shared university education to do the important work of h

low cost, so people are able to connect to us. we have close to 95 million unique investors. david: 95 million? >>? >> yes, 95 million. more people post-covid. and also growth. young people are living better than their parents at that age because of the way of you has come up. that's why they have more to spend and save. they are investing in assets like land -- their parents were. snow youngsters are investing in equities and that is a good change that's happened. formulation of finance is happening, high-tech things like direct benefit transfers and e payments, gets more people into a formal investing. david: based on conversations with brokers, is the market expensive? 20 times, let's say? >> people discount the future. not the past. it's about yesterday's urning and today's price. that is what the market is telling you, they are looking at tomorrow's earnings and today's price. in china, price earnings are very low because people don't have a lot of things going on so that is why something earnings will be higher. in india's case, people think earnings are going to go up. david: you are saying china doesn't have a

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david weiss' office says it's not. we didn't know much about what abby low hunter biden's attorney plans to present in front of the jury may present the theory that hunter biden did not actually check no on the box and there may be a chain of custody issue and other people in the gun shop here in delaware may have handled a document so hunter signed his name he may have actually not checked no. special counsel max's that's bogus and plan to fight it out. this all begins june 3rd. >> thank you very much. so what is my next guest next guest cl is going? joining me now new york trial attorney rebecca rose whitman. that's amazingly gotten here, not long ago looked like this wouldn't be a case all. a laptop russian disinformation i know it looks like it's going to be front and centre as a major part of this trial. >> it seems like the judge has now today in the pretrial motions allowed. >> with got a little bit of a frozen screen. their ego. let's give it a second to see if we can work the kinks out. >> pardon me. >> charles: you are coming in and out. we will let the tech folks start it all out. the laptop wants russian di

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>> reporter: david, this has been a significant concern for the pentagon it was last thursday that russia launched this satellite into low earth orbit. a satellite that the pentagon does believe is capable of attacking other satellites in low earth orbit. this video from russia's military appearing to show that launch. while there's no indication that russia plans on attacking other satell satellites, when asked if the russian counter space weapon posed a threat to u.s. satellites, a pentagon spokesman said, it's a counter space weapon in the same orbit as a u.s. government satellite. the deputy u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is calling this launch troubling. david? >> david: troubling, indeed. you'll continue to track it for us. martha, thank you. >>> we turn to the criminal trial of donald trump tonight. the defense this evening resting its case without donald trump taking the stand. and all afternoon, the judge conferring with both sides now about how he will instruct the jury in this case. and when the jury will start deliberating. aaron katersky at the courthouse again tonight. >> reporter: donald trump once seemed eag

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