i would like to thank david stark and his entire team who have been amazing to work with. david? [applause] >> thank you for bringing your talent to this project. want to think many teams, especially my team, who have worked tirelessly to make this official state visit memorable. as dr. biden mentioned, she chose her menu as a nod to the prime minister. it will infuse the cuisine of indian flavors and culture. the chef then worked with dr. biden and white house chefs to create the delicious cuisine for the evening. it is my pleasure to introduce the chef. [applause] >> thank you, carlos. thank you, dr. biden. it is quiet. [laughter] hello, everyone. >> hello. >> you must understand the pressure is i'm standing here before you. it is the kind of pressure that is also an elation. when you're asked by the first lady to come and join her at the white house, it is an experience that i hope many chefs get to have. i am so excited, it gives me great pleasure to preview tomorrow's anticipated state dinner menu. and in honor of the republic of india. this is a pinnacle moment in my career

i would like to thank david stark ask and his entire team at david stark design and production who havenk you for bringing your talent, thoughtfulness and innovation to this project. finally, i also want to thank the many teams, especially my team -- team social -- and the office of the chief of protocol who have worked tirelessly to the make this official state visit memorable. as dr. biden mentioned, she chose her menu as a nod to the prime minister. the dishes will mirror the decorps, infusing the cuisine and indian flavors and culture like millets and saffron. chef curtis the then worked with dr. biden and white house chefs to create the delicious cuisine for the evening. >> that was yesterday at the white house, the first lady, or jill biden, there with white house social secretary carlos elizondo, previewing tonight's meal and deor corps. carlos has been the social secretary or for all three of the state dinners that have occurred in the biden administration. back in december of last year it was for french president emmanuel macron, and then in april, on april 26th. , a state dinn

david stark with the bay east association of realtors explains why. >> the explanation is simple. interest rates. as interest rates increase, the ability of buyers to achieve homeownership and to run up purchase prices has come down. as a result, prices come down. >> when the assessor saw what was happening he asked bay east to gather data on the situation. in 1978 prop eight was approved to allow counties to temporarily lower tax assessments when real estate values declined. so while the market is down, law is lowering taxes for some people who bought homes last year, reducing the county tax revenue by more than $9 million. >> what were you thinking? >> it is my job. it is what i am supposed to do. >> property taxes are an important part of city revenues, but 9 million probably will not bust any budget. law says that overall the county will increase revenues by 7%, but they will not be getting as much from 8300 happy homeowners. >> i feel like it is part of my job. i came from outside the office and i ran for assessor because i was angry at the assessor's office. >> reporter: so

david starks reports a guessing from to the ground is not everyone's idea. refund. show who assuming loves it, japanese wrestler left tokyo last year to base himself in chess, the 3rd largest city and set a go where a version of wrestling called love is the national sports. lending physical combat with macro by 6 victories month by the opponents back, hitting the flow. pretty much every time i practice, i feel myself getting stronger. bit by bit so i feel a lot of joy and growth. i'm reflecting on my weak points and training hard every day to improve my skills so that i can win the fight. for chicago is a student of senegalese wrestling. he's also a teacher at the and then pick style, greco roman skills. he's more familiar with having completed it's a national level in japan. he's opened an academy preparing 3 dozen athletes for the some impacts we've sent. a goal will host in 2026. that new he came in integrated easily. sometimes it feels like we might even somebody use these positive us or with positive him shy guy 1st visited said a god in 2017 during a trip whic

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mohammed: so david, if you are trying to get a conversation going around this issue, with a warning this stark you expect that you and your colleagues will be, at some point, issuing recommendations to go along with it? david: no, i don't think so, necessarily. i mean, i do hope that people think about this and bring ideas to the table, but a big part of what we are trying to do is engage the rest of society, policymakers and civil society and everyone else who has a lot of their own expertise and knowledge and network and positions they can use to help address this problem, and actually have a lot better ideas about what specifically should be done, in particular in terms of regulation and international cooperation, than people like me who are primarily technical researchers. just to elaborate -- mohammed: go ahead, david, go ahead. david: this is similar to what jeffrey hinton, the turing award winner was saying. he's just here to sound the alarm and is hoping that other people will pick up on this and try to figure out what we can do about it. mohammed: sarah, there is obviously a lot of ta

stark contrast with donald trump. starkontrasso he had a challeng scott in the conversation with david axelrodfor tim . s if he said, you have to have a plan for black americans if you going to run. i don't care if you're a f you're republican or not, just assumes that he's sincerely trying to run. number one, i would run the way barack obama ran on his biography. biogra that's what he ran on. his book was a bestseller. this was a wonderful success store booky and only an becau american story. but tim scott does have a planse and one thing he worked with president trump on was opportunity zones. he said, hey, you're going oppohe sx reform. i'll help you, but i wantp opportunity zones. and what it did is incentivizeyo the private sector to finance the rebuilding of communities, but noe tht to pricet black americans out of the working class out. it's to make the americahborhood their neighborhoods better. it was it was unbelievably successful and it's still got great potential. that's more than just an idea. that's a pladea,n. >> oh, absolutely. o uph,. d unde a rising tide lifts all boats. and under the

david c.weiss, united states attorney. he was appointed by the former president, by president trump. in his letter, of course, it does not conclusively prove his impartiality. it bolsters the notion. it stands in starkmer president's former plans to politicize the justice department if elected again and the promise he made the night of his arraignment. >> i will appoint a real special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in the history of the united states of america, joe biden, and the entire biden crime family. >> now that's an open promise to do what there's no evidence that president biden did in response to being charged with crimes that are in no way comparable to what the president's son is pleading 2k3guilty to. for more on all of this, we're joined by cnn's paula reed. talk more about this deal. >> reporter: as part of this deal, anderson, hunter biden has agreed to plead guilty to two counts of failing to pay taxes on time. he oda proximately $100,000 but failed to pay the irs by the deadline. he has subsequently paid those taxes plus fees an penalties and as a result of this deal the justice department is expected to recommend probation for his sentence. now as part of this d