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. >> siendo sobreviviente de coronavirus, recibió nada bien la decisión de gobernador dee levantar la difícil y se los puedo asegurar. >> gracias por este reportaje >> de regreso a la zona le comento que el gobierno federal está para abrir un albergue temporal, esto para niños migrantes que lleguen a la frontera solos sin sus padres. es una protesta, compañera estuvo ahí y tiene todos los detalles. >> estamos aquí protestando la posible implementación de un centro de detención para niños. es el espacio. >> [habla en inglés] >> estamos desilucionados porque el presidente hizo una promesa a personas americanas que iba a regresar a los niños con sus familiares. abriendo más centdesde de detención no importa y qué nombre le ponen. vemos centros de detención mal manejados, no adecuados para niños. >> es la organización que está a la cabeza de la organización y empezaron a plkanearlo cuando representantes de gobiernos se reunieron con la nasa para revisar instalaciones >> me da temor y tristeza que este espacio pueda ser algo tan cruel. los niños merecen estar con sus papás. están con su ma

eastern, for fema administrator nominee dee i can. then at 1:15 president biden holds first official news conference since taking offings and senate back to consider an extension to the paycheck protection loan program through the end of may. senators are also expected to vote on president biden's nominee for deputy treasury secretary. at noon on c-span 3, the ceos of facebook, twitter and google testify about the spread of online misinformation at a house energy and commerce sub committee hearing. and there's more streaming live on our website, including an infrastructure hearing with transportation secretary pete buttigieg and dennis mcdonough testifies on d.a. operations that gets underway at 2 p.m. eastern. sexual assault victims and victim advocated testify on preventing such cases in the military. the senate arm services sub committee and personnel is considering various proposals including making changes to the military justice system.

dee was a home-maker and she had a job in the neighborhood at a dentist office.ngs she wanted my husband to do before she died was to buy some easter gifts for my kids and put her name on it. >> trey: janice, for those of us who do not live in new york and may not be as familiar with governor cuomo's nursing home policy, tell us what that policy was and how it can contributed or caused the death of your husband's parents. >> march 25. the executive order signed by governor cuomo. it was in place for 46 days and we had no idea. it was to put covid positive patients in to nursing homes. over 9,000 covid positive patients were put in the nursing homes causing over 15,000 deaths. we are just now realizing, i mean we knew it for a long time he was covering up the numbers. but now with the a.g. report, letitia james, saying that they were undercounted and now more reports of his top aides hiding the numbers because they were afraid that the d.o.j. would find out. and that the rest of us would find out. instead as you mentioned, this governor celebrated himself the whol

some in the asian community angry that a law enforcement official would diminish the dee prafty of apect's killing spree. >> he sounds like a spokesperson for the killer. this is something where we should not be trying to try to down play what happened, we should be speaking about it with the rawness of which it is, which is a mass murder. >> reporter: at the same press conference baker saying the suspect indicated he had a sex addiction, claiming the attacks were not racially motivated. >> the fact that he is characterizing it as eliminating some sort of sex addiction problem is dehumanizing and directed at the women that worked in this industry. >> but we also need to look at these incidents and crimes with a wider lens and a wider perspective. we hope that law enforcement are doing due diligence. >> reporter: on capitol hill today republicans, mostly silent on the wave of recent attacks against asian-americans. at a previously scheduled hearing on anti-asian hate today republican chip roy claimed members of congress were trying to police free speech. >> i'm not going to be ashamed

a packed dining room expected at houston's kin dee restaurant, where they're fully open, masks not requiredecommended. >> the regulations allow customers who choose their own choice, then we follow that. >> reporter: a different plan across town at common bond bistro allowing only 25% capacity with tables six feet apart. >> we're in the fourth quarter. we think we're going to get to a point soon where we can take off the mask and our employees can be safe. >> reporter: houston has a problem tonight. it's the only known city nationwide with all concerning covid variants. >> there will probably be continued spread of the b117 variant here in houston. we need to get everyone vaccinated as soon as possible. we need to keep our masks on. we need to socially distance, and so forth. >> reporter: austin is still enforcing its mask order and the state is suing over it. today a judge set a hearing for later this month. at least 15 states, including texas, no longer have restrictions on most or all of their businesses.businesses. that includes south carolina, where crowds in downtown charleston were p

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some 40 djs are taking place, including golden state warriors dj dee sharp.hey're raising money for a group fighting racism toward asian pacific islander communities. the fundraising continues through tonight. >>> just ahead, making their voices heard. the cause halfway around the world that drew a huge crowd of demonstrators to the chinese consulate in san francisco. >>> and it looks like everything you are not supposed to do during a pandemic, but don't jump to conclusions just yet. how this dance party might actually help with reopenings. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're tracking another cold night on the way tonight, and then tomorrow showers return for covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or someone you know isn't covered, now is the time to sign up. covered california. this way t

. -- coveted dee. what happened to the cries of kids in cageses? to be no concern at all and more are comeing. >> these democrats legislators who are investigate the border are coming back and commenting and tweeting about it. they all lacked -- looked hypocritical. aoc is not bent over and trying about these children. it was cynical for the president of the united states to stay to george stephanopoulos don't worry about the assaults. adults? we are sending them home am that's the dep -- definition of separating families. there is no documentation. these border patrol agency have a terrible job to do. i wish this administration would help them do their job. >> 30 seconds. >> okay. ha what we are forgetting is the people in the legal immigration system also separated from their families. i have an afghan colleague waiting for his family to come for 5 years. he is here elly. legally. when he left his daughter was 6 months old and she will turn 6 years old. final thoughts when i come back. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? s

afraid to get into certain discussions well before what happened in atlanta and i think her name is dee on t.v. or something i follow her on instagram she's an asian american reporter out of san francisco she has posted story after story after story of attacks on the asian community i do believe that we need to make a distinction between attacks on people who happen to be asian american and those that are actually hate crimes those are 2 different things but what we've done is we've conflated the 2 where it's much sexier to talk about what you know everybody wants to have these stop asian hate size with only only when it's related to white supremacy what what they believe is white supremacy but any of these other instances for instance which you talked about in manhattan which you talked about in brooklyn you will never hear a conversation about let's protect asians and tying that to the race of the culprit we need to get out of the race discussions at all and talk honestly about the victims victims matter that's what we should be talking about good versus evil and why don't i want to b

the cdc suspended this and we have 15,000 minors in custer dee. -- custody. my next guest filed a lawsuit to resume this policy. you say biden is breaking federal law. >> he is breaking federal law. i appreciate hearing senator tom cotten reach 3 things that president biden could do right now. we at hhs. he used public health authorities to issue the title 42 order to shut down the border to illegal immigration and covid-19. the problem with what he did in february, he acted like a dictator. we are a nation of laws. you can't just come into office and change lawful orders from previous administration. he left the title 42 order in place. he knows he can't take that down. this is the same administration that doesn't want kids in schools and won't let you barbecue with grandma even after she's vaccinated. he said every illegal immigrants 18 and younger come on in. we have a super spreader event right now in texas. buses bringing 15 to 15 years old boys into the convention center at dallas. >> laura: what is the standing to file this? >> i have standing here. my

have done significant investment we're just not able to keep up with some of the changes and the deeing redation in some of those systems in terms of percentage, there's 69% of our main hospitals are older than 50 years old. now there are some of those that are still in fairly good condition. the problem we're reasoning into now it is difficult to maintain that. so even if the maintenance has been done, and we have made pexes fixings in y builds to get to modern health care delivery those are not set up to support that so challenge is more than just the condition. some of that we can fix. but it goes beyond that to the age of the building and not really being able to address some of the -- new and changing technology that is necessary to deliver care. >> okay but strategic planning with the commission and that identifies all of the project needed to gaps in your current capital needs. so in looking through the list of those essential future projects have identified, i was struck by some of the words that are -- continue you to jump off the pae like correct life safety deficiency and def

sister jean, the team chaplain for almost 3 decade3 decade3 dee she won america's heart and 20 teen whenog ramblers made it to the final four. she was always there, cheering, celebrating, and praying with the players. >> good and gracious god. >> reporter: this season, covid- 19 change everything. instead of huddling with the team, she was forced to deliver her pregame prayers, virtually.>> reporter: we ask you, o god, to keep all teams from injuries.>> reporter: now, fully vaccinated, she lobbied hard to get clearance the team games. >> i am like the old woman in the gospel story that went to the judge and kept offering him all the time. finally, the judge said let the lady do it she wants.>> reporter: after getting the all clear, there she she is cheering her ramblers to a come from behind victory. >> sister jean gets an extended stay in indianapolis. her prayers were answered, you might say. is no question. >> what a great story, and what a great lady. >> you can do anything if you keep calm. >>> i love all things sister jean. >> that is really cool. that is an amazing story. it is a

womixs history month is a time of reflection, celebration and dee consideration for how we can continueo improve as a workplace that empowers all to thrive personally and professionally. we are amplifying the waste is to our communities. they provided no actual example and they didn't explain what on was, but by sending that treat, maybe they got you to pause for considering what they do for a living for just a moment. mark stein has thought a lot about this very tonight he join us to assess what this is. have you celebrated their inclusion in their equity? >> has my distinguished, patrick , shania twain used to say man i feel like a womxn. i don't think there are any in my parts of the world. you explain the whole dr. dr. seuss thing so well last night, and basically the appeal of that kind of mid century liberalism, i don't particularl like talk dr. seuss and you can argue that kind of ideological idealistic liberalism, man, we're all the same, i can sing rainbow, i'd like to buy the world a coke, 20th century liberalism is actually quite appealing as sappy and sentimental as it is. s

. >>> we are starting our day with areas of fog along the dee fog inland this morning. through the afternoon, we will have sunshine, breezy northerly winds, temperatures a bit cooler today. mid to upper 60s around the bay and low to mid 70s inland, upper 50s along the coast. we'll talk about a big warm up in store for us as we head through the coming days, coming up. >>> if you are ready to hit the freeways we've got brake lights into the altamont pass. we'll take a look at travel times. >>> let's take a live look outside before break from our sales force tower camera does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. jose on the move to its new home after being the wrecking ball. mission revival style palace and apartment building was put on wheels and trucked about two blocks yesterday to its new location on reed street. it was on land where affordable housing will be built. instead of getting demolished this old house

hi, dee. >> wilf, a disclosure with the s.e.c.haring even sooner than it had expected. it says that it expects improving losses for the current quarter and adjusted eabout it de loss of $105 million. better than the 145 to $150 million that it previously forecast now this comes on the back of improving ride sharing trends. lyft says the last week of february was its best week in terms of volume since pandemic lockdowns began. the month as a whole saw daily rides grow 4% from january and lyft expects the recovery to continue into march with ride sharing volumes turning positive year over year on the back of this disclosure, we are also watching shares of uber lyft shares just popped more than 2%. uber is up that much as well we heard from the uber ceo yesterday who also said they were seeing green chutes but it was quote too early to tell. whistle, we will be speaking soon exclusively to lyft's ceo brian roberts. we will talk to him about this update and what it means for ride sharing and the recovery the rest of the year. >> dee,

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similar resources are being dee cloid in seattle and new york city.atlanta people continue to come to the spa building upon memorials for the women who went to work on tuesday never knowing that they would never return home to their families. natasha chen, cnn, atlanta. >>> there was a seoul survivor of the shootings, a 30-year-old man, he was hit by a bullet outside one of the massage parlours north of the city. in a heartbreaking interview his daughter says she's anxious for him to come home and recover. >> i don't really know what to do. i try to calm myself down. when we called over there they told us that he was very lucky. he is a really good father, i don't want him to go. >> her father is still in the hospital and is said to be in stable condition. >>> america's top infectious disease expert says real world data show that covid vaccines are working to slow the pandemic. during a white house coronavirus briefing on wednesday dr. anthony fauci pointed to the success of israel's vaccination program. he said the pfizer vaccine administered there h

. >> that was dee griffin not reporting this are talented many the good that wraps up kron 4 news atthanks for being with us this hour. but keep it here. vicki and i will be back at the top of the hour. >> families in the states tonight are mourning the death of the dublin school board trustee. she was killed while just out passing food to the community. how folks there in the remembering katharine close tonight. a bay area lawmaker tapped to be the next state that general, why leaders in the asian american community say that. >> i mean assemblyman rob bonta is the right man for the job. those stories and much more coming up on kron 4 news at 9. >> when time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon on. >> now at night. sudden partake in the east bay tonight where a trustee for the dublin unified school district was killed in a freak accident this morning. at least that's what it appears. thank you for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 9. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we're learning that the victim, katherine quo was struck by a car whi

the release starts tomorrow, after which no more will be made dee, you mentioned this at the top of thethe art market and now music that's leading the way. >> it's an interesting proposition. as we know, over the last few decades we have seen the revenue streams for musicians and group to decrease. if this is one of them, it's great. we'll see if it sticks, how they sales and what happens after these tokens are sold. >> i would still investigate have a poster or gheit tar signed by the band i found this old nft. >> the digital world out there >>> let's get to the half. >> welcome to "halftime report." front and center this hour, the big call from one of the america's most successful investors. what he told me. we'll debate it with our investment committee josh brown, jim lebenthal, jon, and tiffany. >>> nasdaq and nasdaq 100 pacing for their third straight negative weeks nasdaq has recently gone positive by just shy of 19 points dow is the winner again. th

has been hit hard, the world's second largest clothing retailer from sweden has been taken off and deeformed from major e-commerce sites in china. there are reports it has been scrubbed off of online maps in china. it is no longer seen on ride hailing services in china, celebrities have cut their ties with the retailer. h & m insists it has continued to be committed to the china market. it's not just h & m, it's nike, adidas, burberry, a host of big western brand names. i want you to listen to these angry chinese consumers in beijing and how they support the boycott. take a listen. >> reporter: we should boycott them and let them know that china is not a country to be trifled with. >> translator: i resist any brand that has any bad comments about ore moreland. >> translator: this is our country. they should get out of china. we can choose not to use it, not to wear t it is not necessary for us. >> translator: i think you should respect our country. they won't have a future here if they try to smear china. >> now, xinjiang is a major point of friction between china and western powers. i

dee iablo possibly snow. you can see the counterclockwise curl in the atmosphere. that's the low that's spawning the showers moving south. by the time we wake up thursday morning, we should be quiet. rainfall totals all over the map because these are waves of showers. from a tenth of an inch to possiblien three quarters of an inch of rain. hopefully you get as much rain as you need. thunderstorms with small hail tuesday and wednesday. and temperatures warm up and we lose an hour of sleep this weekend as daylight savings begins. let's not think about that right now. >> he slipped that in. >> that turned really quick. >> kind of drop that right there, didn't i? >> you did. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >>> a new interactive tool meant to give schools the information they need to reopen safely. the three are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, yo

retailers in the online space deeing down days. talking about target, seeing 2 1/2% off.g a lot of on-line buying. you were talking about social media. twitter has been darling of recent for the tech stocks. it is down more than 5%. going on 6% today. one year ago that stock was at $54.53. still up from that, but sliding on the downside. february 12th was a record high. looking at number. 311 is the correction territory you were talking about. liz? liz: we're down, 297. i'm feeling it. stay with us. thanks, edward. 2021 has been already such a wild ride. it has been a wild roller coaster ride. today's "countdown" closer says you know as we emerge from the pandemic he has the stocks that will give your portfolio some loop loops. tony is senior wealth advisor at strategic wealth partners joining us now. tony what do you love in this space for reopen >> three reasons why i love the space. money hitting bank accounts from stimulus. everyone is sick and tired of sitting around the house. we're seeing the vaccine is highly effective. we're warming up to the travel and vacation

but it did not dee when trump left office. it is alive and well in the republican party. and it is bearing fruit. more from "the times," quote, in arizona, republicans are pushing for control over the rules of the state's elections. in iowa, republicans have installed harsh new criminal penalties for county elections officials who enact emergency voting rules. in tennessee, a republican legislator is trying to remove a sitting judge who ruled against the republican party in an election case. it's happening, on an -- on the individual human level, too. do you remember aaron van langevelde, right? the young republican in michigan who stood up to the president all by himself and refused the pressure to overturn the election in michigan, even when all those other republicans went along with it? the republican party in michigan refused to renominate him to his position on the state canvassing board. he will not be in charge of certifying the results in michigan anymore. replaced by someone much more amenable to those schemes. donald trump failed to overturn the election that h

the panel is with us, etd dee glaude jr., princeton university, peggy noon noon, jon ralston and nbcmmigration has been your beat. i want to start first with the media situation. he says there's no gag order -- no official gag order there. he also said they're not prioritizing ride-alongs. did you find that a bit dissis mick mulvaney? >> i did. as we know, there was no memo that went out. we know in the past there have been ride-alongs, had access to facilities where children have been held. yes. we are in a pandemic, but local law enforcement is allowing media to do ride-alongs. at the very least we get pictures, even if they're government pictures of the conditions inside these facilities, specifically the overcrowded border patrol stations where there are more than 5,000 children in custody, far past their capacity. we know in rio grande valley had they had over 3,000 immigrants in a facility built for 250. are they getting outside? it's hard to do that without access. at the very least we could get pictures or ride-along. the numbers i just gave you, that's data we have to dig fo

is now the chancellor of the state's public university system suny had a role there that as well as deed now the superintendent of the state's financial services department. we heard that dr. eleanor adams who worked for the health department had a clash with these officials over how definitive a conclusion to state regarding that march 25th order. we understand that cuomo administration officials on that covid task force pushed to down play the effect of the march 25th order and there was a robust exchange about the language. at the end of the day there was a compromise language that was reached which said that the march 25th order did not have a significant impact on fatalities or the spread of infections in covid nursing homes. that is, of course, a very controversial statement. there are many people who are incredibly skeptical about the directive, about its role in what happened in new york's nursing homes, the thousands of people who died in new york's nursing homes. they say that this fuels their belief that the cuomo administration covered up data for they believe the governor's

we've been following on this show, people like mo brooks in alabama, josh mandell in ohio, and joe dee highs in georgia are running campaigns for office fundamentally grounded in the idea that the last election should have been overturned because, well, they won't quite say it this way but because they didn't like the result. and republicans are, of course, now using their power and state legislatures across the country to push restrictions in dozens of states designed to make it harder for many americans to vote. there's not really i got to say much of a substantive agenda here, some stuff about immigration, they don't like cancel culture, et cetera. the big thing, the big central focus is literally do whatever it takes to take power. whether that means lying or fear mongering or undermining democracy. this was clear even before the last few months, right. back in january, remember, we had that runoff in georgia, the day before january 6th. while the democratic candidates on the ground in georgia were offering this substantive agenda to voters. we're going to protect health care amids

the dees for migrant children goes against ue biden administration.ld be detained a czar seeking freedom for themselves and their families, and so that's what we're here to demand that anyone who's in detention currently should be released because they're only seeking a better life for themselves and their families. unaccompanied minors are being kept in border patrol facilities for longer than they're supposed to be held because of a lack of long term shelters to accommodate them firm or on fema's role there at the southern border. let's welcome back to the show this afternoon, former fema coordinator martin evo and mark always a pleasure to have you here. the administration, as we all know, is grappling with a surge of number in the number of migrants arriving there at the border, especially children without guardians. so what type of increase. are we seeing there? yeah good afternoon, heather. well we're seeing a put it in perspective last month alone over 100,000 people were encountered at the southwest southwest border of that 100,000. there are

. >> reporter: then there's doug dee ford >> i have three daughters married so that's enough to make he sells medical equipment and she's a nurse. >> whoever's had the longest day at work is making the longest noise because they're thoroughly exhausted. >> reporter: so why does all the stress go straight to your jaw doctors say it's a natural reaction when your system goes into a survival mode and you just clench up guys, it's not just your jaw but some people get it in their neck or back or all over the place. shep >> andrea day. thanks so much >>> politics briefly now and immigration. it's one of the dividing lines between the two parties. a real wedge issue surrounding how to handle immigration. no matter your personal opinion, here's a fact. the surge of migrants crossing the southern border keeps growing and is now on pace to reach a 20-year high that was the warning today from president biden's secretary of homeland security and the president himself just moments ago weighed in a brand-new interview with abc's george stephanopoulos. president biden sent a message saying, quotin

and he didn't dee serve this. -- deserve this.ve him, and we will always feel hurt that we weren't by his side during those last days, you know? that we couldn't be there. because he didn't understand, and that's the hardest part. >> i'm sorry that i couldn't save you and i love you so much. >> reporter: some tearful moments there. it's been nearly one year since the order on march 25th which centre covering covid-19 patients back to nursing homes. more than 15,000 nice new yorkers die -- new yorkers died in long-term care, and the event was named we care. cuomo did say who cares, although it was about new york having a lower death count than other states. now, the fbi is also investigating if the governor's aides altered data. family members and lawmakers say they want greater accountability. >> i know that his reign of abusive power will end soon. there are way too many decent people in the city of new york to let this guy go unchecked. >> reporter: the families brought flowers and photos and notes about the loved ones that they

doctor kurdish bomb, in 2006, 15 years ago, the electronic warfare unit issued a report on dee w.n the pentagon that concluded that what's needed to happen for focus was you needed leadership, a pipeline of training on e.w., and we needed to have the research and development budgets and resulted capabilities can you really explain to me how if i was here 15 years from now and your report that you wrote 15 years ago won't say the same thing? >> that is a great question. the amount of attention that is paid to this critical issue by you, chairman land german, ranking member stefanik, and people like us, whereas it was much more specialized in those days. what we see when we interview the people in the pentagon that are responsible for strategies, they get it. they understand the critical issues. they understand the impact and the way operational doctrine needs to change to flow into training and drive innovation. what happens is, as you alluded to, once the strategies are put out and everyone signs off on them, they go into the normal process, which islpa governed by the services re

grare men dee will vote yes on h.r. 1651. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. mceachin, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on h.r. 1651. as the member designated by ms. porter, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on h.res. 1651. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. buchanan of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. buchanan will vote yes on h.r. 1651. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on h.r. 1651. as the member designated by mr. blumenauer, pursuant to house resolution 8, i info

, shifted residents we lost dee, two weeks later able to have -- weren't able to have sfurnlz only timeto governor mandate i think it is criminal maria. >> you know, how old were your in-laws more in law in 70s believe 78 this year my father-in-law was 38 would have been 60 they wedding anniversary this month. . >> that is unbelievable that is so sad. and we are looking at calls for an investigation, dagen mcdowell has been incredibly knowledgeable about your story, about the entire situation and has talked much about it dagen jump in here because we have finally seen calls for accountability, on this situation, dagen. dagen: it is about and i will ecosomething janice has said all along when voice one of a few wilderness giving a voice to people who no longer have them standing up stopping, and the demanding answers, and stopping the cover-up stopping the stonewall this is happening all along, and bit by bit seen cuomo aide admitting to fellow democrats they dragged feet producing information to the justice department, but janice now with the sexual harassment allegations seems to have

person and actually a few people in the audience that would should be recognized, one over there is see dee ward who was chief of staff and had a critical role in the development of the indian message. the second is president nixon's brother, if you would please stand up. [applause]. he is here to keep us all grounded, and can you all hear me? yes, and the third is tom, tom will you please stand up and be recognized? can [applause]. i will i promise you i will tell you how i got interested in this as they go through my remarks, but my role here is really to set the stage on the development of the indian message and give you a flavor for what went on at the white house because i think that is very interesting and relevant to how the message came out at the end. president nixon's july 8th 1970 message on indian policy, was as a number of people has said already what's historic. a definitive break from the past, that committed the united states to a policy of self determination without termination. and it provided the building blocks to make that policy reality. two initial observations, first

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recovery, stateside, we are getting some new data on the ride sharing front we have more on that with dee. >> lyft shares are moving higher, in a block post this morning, thecompany says that yesterday, for the very first time in a year, it saw positive year over year growth in daily ride share volume this comes on the back of the best week since pandemic lockdowns began and it expects that momentum to continue, with positively weekly ride share growth on an annual basis for the rest of 2021, and perhaps, guys, not so surprising, as it is coming off a very weak base here, but some of this momentum was telegraphed a few weeks ago through an 8-k, where lyft also improved its q1 loss outlook, but the blog post today essentially saying that the recovery is here and it's going to get even better just last week, shy note, uber also said that it was seeing improved mobility trends and also improved its first quarter outlook, but of course, that company has pivoted to food delivery, which of course is a business that is expected to see some softening this year and now, both company stocks have ju

amazon workers in alabama any minute now as they try to unionize deirdre bosa has that story for us hi, deethere is a lot at stake here amazon has long discouraged attempts among its u.s. employees to organize. in this particular labor battle, it has been criticized for using tactics like having the traffic lights near the warehouse changed to make it harder for them to canvas employees the company continues to hit back hard publicly against critics like sanders and elizabeth warren the latest from just the last few hours includes this tweet. sanders would rather talk in alabama than act in vermont. and a response to warren's tweet threatening to break up big tech amazon isn't powerful enough to heckle senators with snotty tweets they said this is extraordinary and revealing. one of the most powerful politicians in the united states just said she's going to break up an american company so that they can't criticize her anymore. of course, guys, there was also yearn-gate this week back and forth over whether delivery drivers resort to peeing in bottles because of strict demands on the job bal

were a lot of lockdowns, it came from the change in policy with respect to the police and what we're deeing crime. you look at a city like portland has a similar situation. you say, why did you take the money away if now you need to give it back to try to beef it up again? >> yeah. i think clearly in all of the calls to defund the police they rushed to defund without replacing it with anything. this idea that suddenly taking money away from the police, putting it into these programs and many cases nebulously defined, all of sudden tomorrow, 24 hours later we'll get rid of all the problems that we had, when we had a fully funded police force to begin with. it obviously doesn't work that way. if you want to have reasonable reforms, you want to take a look at any of these budgets, i'm not against budget cuts as a matter of policy but you have to make sure it is being replaced. even if you give money to whole bunch of organizations, community programs that get to the root causes of violence that can take a decade or more for you to actually see some of the results. why not wait, have proof of c

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dee, thank you, good to see you. >> yeah. >> we're going to continue this conversation talking what aboutn the margin call from last week let's talk about amazon, henry, in terms what's at stake now and what's at stake longer term for amazon >> well, i think it's interesting that amazon is the company that's been targeted they have been more proactive about raising at least salaries for employees. incredibly high profile. obviously, a lot of people work there now it's not surprising. i think stepping back from it, the really important larger story is just the increasing bifurcation in the economy between shareholders and everybody who works for a living in a way that there has to be a way for companies to share more of the value for the people who helped create it, the employees. i think for amazon, i think they will work through this i don't think it's devastating if the union was created, as deirdre has said this is a story about the u.s. economy. i think we'll continue to see more of this. >> but, henry, i think going to this issue of how amazon is dealing with it on social media with