it is deja vu all over again. this pops up is deja vu all over again.s pops up every couple of years. they are trying to get a new agreement in place for the next two years. and there has been a warning on this occasion from the ratings agency fitch that the us could lose its triple—a rating. do you think that goes away in the event of a deal or are they looking at this political landscape and predicting more sinusitis in the future? it is sinusitis in the future? it is really interesting _ sinusitis in the future? it 3 really interesting because back in 2011 when it also got down to the wire, i think it was 72 hours before the us threatened to default, that we finally got a deal. and at that deal, another credit rating agency did downgrade it credit rating for that us economy and that has stayed in place and actually writers has been talking to some of the people involved in that decision making at the time and they said, look, we were justified. the time and they said, look, we werejustified. when the time and they said, look, we were justified. when

eh, this is the same deja vu and so arose and involuntarily came to mind rather difficult weeks of waiting somewhere, but at the end of july and up to e, mid-august, when we had information about their intentions to simulate a nuclear explosion, and on the other side of the dnieper well, in parallel . uh, at the same time uh, there were such uh, hmm absolutely hmm insane shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, moreover, and very often the targets of these shelling turned out to be premises. where were radioactive materials stored? only it was clear that not all rooms. uh, radioactive materials. they are not only stored on the nuclear units, they are stored, in fact, in other rooms, but also in the general walls of, uh, these rooms. they are not so much turnips as walls. e power units. uh, where, actually , anything turns out to be the goal - to make the contamination of the radioactive territory, yes, it turns out, yes, by breaking through this wall in the nuclear storage, which is not so thick. as you say actually get this and accuse us of not being able to observe nuclear safet

guest: yes, this is deja vu. i have seen this movie before. this one is more scary from my perspective as opposed, the first time i dealt with the debt limit issue was when i was a staff erector at the senate budget committee in 1982 -- 1985. it was bottom bout by the situation where we work -- almost the same situation where we had a republican in the white house. and a republican controlled senate and democratic controlled house. we were dealing with an issue, we passed a budget resolution in the senate. it passed by one vote in george w. bush -- and the forced -- first bush president broke the kayak -- the type. --tie. the budget was to reduce a deficit which was $200 billion. that particular budget went to the house and it included in the senate, it was a controversial budget resolution because it had a one-year freeze on social security benefits. it reduced president reagan's defense request. it went to the house and the house, my boss at the time, senator da vinci and senator dole were undercut by president reagan said they would not sup

>> that's a good question and it's deja vu and i've seen this movie before and this is a bit more scary from my perspective as opposed to the first time i dealt with the debt limit issue as staff director of the budgets limit in 1985 and brought about by the situation where we were again, the same, almost the same situation and at this time a republican in the white house mr. reagan and a republican-controlled senate and democratic controlled house and aat little slip of where we are today and dealing with an issue of trying to, we massed a budget resolution in the senate and it passed in the senate by one vote and george w. bush, george the first president and vice president broke a tie. this was something that would the budget and they were having a way to reduce a deficit at that time which was $200 billion. we were to reduce it and long story short, that particular budget went to the house and included in the senate, it was a very controversial budget resolution and had a one year freeze on social security benefits. and it reduced president reagan's defense. it's undercult by presid

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lord, now i have caught such a powerful deja vu, just one in one in 2007 . only you then were a lot of building. you, too, you do not evolve at all, having closed the same methods. chaos, forgery shooting and a spectacularly broken jaw listened, because we both know. why are you angry with me. you came here to this fool, not me, the world does not revolve around you. although, like you, i would fired together with the personnel department, which took everything you said. four corpses are you coming? you found another drove by. there are children. sorry svetlana tried to close the guys, who is it? bullet trajectory hello hello, sorry i'm a late message. well, wait, but don't start the lantern. listen, who is at our apartment before us. what? who lived before us our apartment now. died you fight to the left with your domodedovo to go nuts sulfur, right? why did the brother of the dead man begin to babble all this? what kind of varya is such a wheelbarrow? show. -always. black peas to love again on the go did not have to jump out. we've got eight kills already.

this is deja vu for you and i, maria. remember '07-8 when the big banks collapsed?ow we're seeing a plethora of smaller community banks. what's happening is there's a tsunami of debt coming at all a of these companies. i see it every day. i deal with it. i see it. i hair hear about it. those companies that were optimistic about sales, consumer spending was high, debt was free, it's all coming to bear and i think we're in for a tough slide, maria, going forward. maria: yeah. there's a lot of deja vu going on this morning with the durham report out as well, bob. but let me get your take on the ins and outs of home depot. i believe it was last quarter, maybe it was the quarter before when home depot came out and started talking about all of the expenses that were rising, that they were going to pay a billion dollars because of labor expenses because of that tight labor market that we were watching. do you think there's more of that in this as well? because let's not forget, not only are we looking at a revenue miss, they're cutting guidance for the rest of the year. th

clearly deja vu some i heard it many years ago.n you, i’ll see at lyubkin’s hut, i’ll bury it, i heard it. and now mr. policeman i ask you to leave the private area immediately. forward where is this from where i ask? have you got in touch with the pope, or what? lord, what is this to me? did you earn? i have them yes, where did you earn them in the country? which one? an ordinary man's name is his how nikolai alekseevich lives on at the professor's. god we don't need any of this, and we don't want him to be a jerk. the real money helper is his, he honestly earned them. wait, lyuba, let's talk, lyuba, there's nothing for you and me to talk about. where did you get from nikolai? you've already met him and made friends with him. how do you know? today i found a lot of money. it turns out that he worked for nikolai all this time. so he came for you, wait. you are the most important thing to me, tell me, and he is a silly thing about him. here the most interesting begins. and i need to leave, katyusha, you understand, i meeting for 15

. >> you have described a sense of deja vu, but at the same time it feels like a reorganization which mentioned at the end of your comments. this is what assad told the summit. he said this is a -- an historic opportunity to reorder our affairs with the least amount of foreign interference. what does that mean for the west? >> it is laughable that he would speak a foreign interference given that from day one given that from day one they were protesting peacefully for change in the region. day one, the regime has had the help of every single militia that assad supports. of course since 2015, he has had thmilitary support of vladimir putin who has not hesitated to carpet bomb syria. it is laughable that some arab regime particularly asd will speak of non-foreign interference. we are forgetting the notion of iranian influence in the region. this is another thing i believe that saudi arabia would like to get a handle on after all these years. the notion that iran will no longer have the influence it does today on those countries from lebanon to syria to iraq and iran, i think we can forge

somewhat of deja vu with the obamacare rollout. the fixes don't always work as planned. >> jeh has it right in the sense that you are not going to stop the images that we are seeing. you are not going to stop the tens of thousands of people coming to the border in the next few months or even the next couple of years just through policies that you pursue in central and latin america. that doesn't mean we don't do that though. we should be doing everything we can to address every aspect of the push factors driving people to the border. in some cases, our own policies are contributing to that. you mentioned cuba -- venezuela. the embargo we have on cuba and venezuela are contributing to the crisis. there are things we can do to provide assistance to those countries where they are putting in place protections around governance and construction. there are things we could do in revising sanctions policies to get at those push factors. however, in the short and medium-term, as jeh says, you need an enforcement message. you need communicat

but the issues they're running into right now feel like deja vu all over again. the "nevada indiana" reported state lawmakers are uncomfortable with the amount of public funding the a's are requesting. the a's want $395 million from tax credits to build their new ballpark on the strip. nevada only wants to chip in about $195 million, a big difference. this is similar to their first proposal you might remember where they wanted $500 million in funding and were rejected. there's only about three weeks left in the state legislative session to get any kind of funding approved there. >>> to football. you can see here, 49ers stadium lit up. not in the traditional red and gold. the green is for mental health awareness month. niners are hoping to spread awareness and encourage the public to learn about their well-being. they join over 100 landmarks across the country in lighting up green to get that message out. >>> since we're talking about ballparks, stadiums, sports, turns out a filipino american entrepreneur and detailty city native is behind many athlete brands and

. >> reporter: and house republicans back in washington in a deja vu inder raising the limit. >> i think they are moving along. it's hard to tell. it's not reached the crunch point yet. >> reporter: and major, lawmakers were supposed to meet here with the presidnt to discuss those debt ceiling negotiations yesterday. that meeting has now been pushed to next week. >> at the white house for us tonight christina ruffini, thank you. >>> to the middle east now. today israel and the islamist militant group in gaza agreed to a cease-fire. five days of fire has claimed the lives of at least 13 palestinians and two israelis. today ukrainian president zelenskyy arrived in rome for a private audience with pope francis. it lasted 40 minutes with zelenskyy calling their private meeting, quote, a great honor. >>> today germany announced $3 billion of military aid to ukraine, its biggest allotment since russia's invasion. help is also coming from individuals including a group o. cbs' charlie dagada has the story. >> reporter: they are a long way from home of plymouth, new hampshire. four friends, alex

here i am, the farther, the more i feel impenetrable and huge at the cliff, i live again tired of deja vuclenched their teeth, work and die , others all sorts of grimace and try to pretend that nothing is happening at that time, for example, while the private assault detachment alexander maltsev, call sign kuban , who served in chechnya, single-handedly took the enemy's trench, eliminated those who resisted, took two prisoners. he also saved two co-workers. he died 3 days later in battle. he received the hero of russia by death at a time when the commander of the battery of anti-tank guided missiles, sergeant evgeny short, covering a dangerous direction, destroyed three tanks and thwarted the enemy's offensive. while junior sergeant yevgeny levchuk on an ms self-propelled gun smashed an entire enemy battery, destroying four d-30 howitzers that fired at our side and towards the peaceful cities of donbass. c. while sergeant sergei kolesnichenko pulled five colleagues out of the burning car bmd, and saved them, thereby the life of five soldiers at once at a time when the wounded lieutenant c

eleven, that's how it is and that's why in this context it's the state, again, you know, i have such déjà vu15th year, uh, the same thing happened in the 15th year, when there were 14th was a very strong help in the 15th, let's say, it began to decrease, and it was then that we entered the ministry of defense and began to force the state to do what it should do, and i will tell you something that was somewhat unexpected for me , but i can already say some in a strange strange way, but on thursday i was appointed to the tender committee of the ministry of defense and from monday i have to start performing my duties and i will already somehow add purchases to us, we will understand the process of what is happening there, now we will trade food because it is paid only for the first half of the year. and let's say, who is the analysis of the audit that was carried out, well, it will probably give me some opportunity to influence the situation for the better. here, our host khrystyna was included with a colleague and they said that even now, well, summer clothes there, after all, not everyone has

some woman says that at least they warned because it is impossible at all such an impression that déjà vu else writes here what what kind of movie is this oh what kind of movie 20 22 they call it this they are shooting it already two liters and that it's just horrible. well, just go to the global city, especially in children. i talked to ours and at the same time, the children say it's very bad that until now the eyes are exploding , for example, shots start and they climb under the table and lie down on the floor, well, that is, they hide, and well, it's terrible, you know, this is actually not sarcasm. it’s enough to comment somehow, because well, it’s about taking it into the wound , yes, and it’s beginning to poke . about nazis, ukrainian fascists, and still other things, but there are direct consequences right now and how much echoes, well, people have heart attacks due to the fact that it explodes somewhere nearby and does not exactly warn, in fact, of any explosion in mariupol - this is what no one says what is happening, that is, if well, at least somehow warn the people that we a

the day or at night, they say, this is how we help reduce the load on the power system, a kind of deja vu . it doesn't seem particularly to you against the background of the statement about the intensive restoration of the power system after the missile terror in winter and autumn. tsn correspondent ira prokofieva knows whether it is really worth preparing for a new series of fan blackouts. the may sun breaks through metal structures, but this is not the intention of the architects, this is the result of a massive rocket attack on one of the largest thermal power plants of ukraine , the rocket pierced the roof, tens of tons of concrete in one for a moment they fell right inside the power unit, it was working at full capacity at that moment and provided light to hundreds of thousands of people when it arrived here, everyone felt the consequences, but few people know what the workers saw then , a powerful explosion, which we never saw or heard, it was panic, it was fear, there was dust, broken glass so that you would be defeated then the destruction of the equipment, fragile and expensive e

it doesn’t seem like a kind of deja vu to you , especially against the background of the statement abouthe intensive restoration of the energy system after the missile the terror of winter and autumn tsn correspondent ira prokofieva knows whether it is really worth preparing for a new series of power outages the bright may sun breaks through metal structures, but this is not the intention of the architects, this is the result of a massive rocket attack on one of the largest thermal power plants of ukraine a rocket pierced the roof of dozens of tons of concrete in one moment they fell right inside the power unit, it was working at full capacity at that moment and provided light to hundreds of thousands of people when it arrived here, the consequences were felt by everyone, however few people know what the workers saw at that time, a powerful explosion, which we never saw or heard, it was panic, it was fear, dust arose , broken glass, so that you could break it, then the destruction of equipment, fragile, expensive energy equipment turned into a pile of scrap metal , and there were dozens

it doesn’t seem like a kind of deja vu to you.even a statement about the intensive restoration of the energy system after the missile tsn correspondent ira prokofieva really knows the terror of winter and autumn

there was a constitutional referendum in uzbekistan which was to extend karimov�*s terms, so a lot of deja vua while now. i was about to mention sceptics would say they've seen leaders follow this kind of playbook before, change the constitution, extend the amount of time they're to remain in power. what with the referendum mean for democracy in the country? again, the first election we saw mirziyoyev coming to power, there was some criticism of him. the recent one was very stage—managed. it's not a very good sign that next election it will happen, probably sometime later this year to solidify this referendum afterwards. it will probably have less opposition calling them out. it will mostly be people supportive of the government or the president. again, it's a worrying signthat any hope of people having democracy seems to be dwindling out but again, there's some bits of this referendum that are good and some social reforms in there, there are social services in there so it is a mixed bag but a worrying sign for democracy. uzbekistan is a former soviet republic. how long of a shadow do you thi

evening hours, that is, from 19:00 to 22:00. we help to reduce the load on the energy system, a kind of déjà vu't seem like much to you. there is even a statement about intensive restoration of the energy system after the missile terror in winter and autumn, tsn correspondent ira prokofieva knows whether it is really worth preparing for a new series of power outages, the bright may sun breaks through the metal structures, but this is not the intention of the architects, this is the consequence of a massive missile attack on one of the largest thermal power plants of ukraine

having already defeated a frenchman in the previous round, cam norrie was hoping for a feeling of deja vur—old started like he had plans for the evening, easily winning the first set 6—1 in less than 25 minutes. buoyed on by the local crowd, lucas pouille did make the second set more competitive, but at times the pressure seemed to get to him, losing the second and third sets 6—3. a match where norrie always seemed in control, through to round three, he's never been beyond that so won't want to be packing his bags to fly home any time soon. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. you should be on holiday in wales this week, you have mist a treat! west has certainly been best, this is western scotland, once again not a cloud in the sky, and in actual fact we saw temperatures peaking at a high of 24.8 degrees, 77 fahrenheit. it is half term, but it has been a week of mixed fortunes, because out to the east, quite cloudy and grey once again, feeling cool at times, cloud thick enough for drizzle as well. now, high pressure is still with us, but it is the

this is deja vu in many ways. i have seen this movie before.his one is a little more scary from my perspective as opposed to the first time i dealt with the debt limit issue, when i was staff director of the budget staff committee in 1985. it was brought about by a situation where we had at this time a republican in the white house, and a republican-controlled senate, and a democratic-controlled house. we were dealing with an issue -- we passed a budget resolution in the senate, and the budget resolution had passed by one vote. the elder bush president was vice president at the time. that budget was to reduce a deficit at that time, which was $200 million. long story short, that particular budget went to the house, and it included in the senate the very controversial budget resolution because it had a one-year freeze on social security, and it reduced president reagan's defense request. it went to the house and the house -- my boss at that time senator dole was undercut by president reagan who said they would not support that. it caused a lot o

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. >> i'm having deja vu for the little boy reveal for you that we just did like yesterday. >> yesterdayll at once. >> how is he doing? >> brock is amazing. he is such a good little boy. you and mike are like the two best looking people in the whole entire world. this kid is going to be a model, a police officer, like your husband, a patriot. >> pull that picture back up? did you see maggie. we put her in a little bandanna. guess what? mom's pregnant. she is going to be a big sister. >> you are the best dog mom. you will be the best baby mom. >> what advice do you have for me. >> i would relive the past three months on a perpetual loop if i could. actually, the past two. the first month is rough. you just have to know it. you just got to go in and know it's going to be a little bit tricky because it's a three-hour cycle, they eat, sleep every three hours, todd. you remember the three hour cycle. if you can make it to three hours. >> todd: we would tell you, matt and i would tell you get ready for the three hour wheel? whether a? what? just get ready. >> carley: just enjoy it. pregnancy a

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good morning, joumanna it seems like deja vu in some ways that we continue to talk about the slow progressde members of congress are already headed home for the memorial day weekend as debt ceiling negotiators are trying to reach some type of a deal. one of the biggest hang ups is the republican demand for tighter work or tougher work requirements for people who receive food stamps and other government assistance. some democrats are arguing the gop is holding the economy hostage. they have concerns about the possible concessions that president biden may have to make this follows the concerns of the harm of failing to avoid a default by the june 1st deadline one of the top credit rating agencies warned of potential downgrade to the u.s. a aa rating only time will tell if the threat of the downgrade could galvanize negotiations members of congress have left washington, d.c. already, but we are told they may have to return this weekend if agreement is made joumanna. >> brie, do we have indication for how long the agreement is going to last? the debt ceiling discussions come up on average once

>> deja vu we rolled back the clock we have been here and done this before the pain of the getting throughult. we look at how poorly we are functioning as a government. even if we get a painful deal done, they need to get the framework done today so they pass it on tuesday you have comments which are not expected to be smooth sailing, especially if there is not a rollback is it a freeze is it a trollback some of the pain is long lasting. fitch is saying get it together. run the country better or else we have to downgrade >> speaking of that. short-term bonds and those are el elevated what do you do with the volatility >> this is the tail risk we have the treasury trading at 7.05%. that is where it was yesterday there is fear this could get a little messy generally speaking, treasury has been orderly we see a high demand for treasury we are desensefensidefensive. it is not rallying overall yesterday was a strange day with the dow negative and the s&p and nasdaq up 1 and 1.75 you want to stick to quality you need to be brave 11 got ugly near the deadlines it will be messy if they have to pay

caroline: a sense of dÉjÀ vu. spinning off is a theme.ppened with alibaba, how much is the focus on in particular, the cloud business being one of government oversight or being basic revenue at the moment? katie: we got more details this week from alibaba. they previously announced they were splitting into six different units. they will fully divest their cloud unit. there has been a lot of oversight there. they also announced they are going to be ipoing their grocery business as soon as six months from now. they are also going to ipo their logistics business within the next 18 months. caroline: i like that. maybe bubbles, as they are being called. talk to us about what is happening with the russian tech giant. katie: sometimes nicknamed the google of russia. bloomberg reported today a couple of russian billionaires could take majority stake in this business. a lot of your potent, not to be confused with a lot of mere -- they are valuing the business at about 7 billion and would include the ride-hailing business as part of and ask --as pa

a case of deja vu. it was three days of waiting before we heard from him about the second incident.y did come, it was less of an apology more than an acknowledgement he had let people down. he said, in part, this is a journey, and i recognize there's more work to do. my words may mean much right now, but i'm committed to working on myself. that may not be enough for nba commissioner adam silver, who met face-to-face with morant after the first incident. that was at a club in denver back in march. this was last night about being faced with this situation again, and so soon as well. >> frankly, most of our conversation was about how incredibly serious the first incident was, of waving, you know, a firearm, you know, on social media. honestly, i was shocked when i saw this weekend that video. we're in the process of investigating it, and we'll figure out exactly what happened, to the best we can. again, the video is a bit grainy, and all that, but i'm assuming the worst. >> well, that shocked, resonating, the grizzlies season ended a few weeks ago, so the nba can take its time when gat

. >> stephen: does it feel like deja vu when it happens and you realize you have a premonition about my husband, he came out of the gas station on our second date and i thought, i'm going to marry him and have kids with him. i just knew. we didn't even say "i love you" yet. >> stephen: wow. at what point did you tell him that? >> riley: it certainly wasn't at that point. >> stephen: tough to get a third date. >> riley: i thought yes. i thought if i tell him now, he will leave me here in australia at the gas station. >> stephen: for people who don't know, you're elvis presley's granddaughter, this is a stage that he famously performed on. did playing a rock star come naturally to you? is it in the genes is what i'm saying? >> riley: well, i think that i am musical. i have an ear. you know, i can carry a tune. but i'm not -- music wasn't sort of my thing. i was always more interested in film and acting and writing and filmmaking. i had to work really hard at it actually, and it was a challenge. >> stephen: well, the film, the show is being released this friday. but it's not just a show

the problem is this is dÉjÀ vu.me to the edge of the cliff, they do a stop gap measure, there's a debt ceiling increase. kevin mccarthy knows he is going to do it. he has done it before. he thinks americans and voters have short term memories. there's audio, video, and signatures out there that prove otherwise. that's what's going to happen this time around. the president doesn't need to be in the room to have a conversation with them, especially in the age of technology where so many of us meet online. >> i guess we have to wait and see. here's another story making headlines. target basically losing more than $9 billion in market value in one week. it is all about the backlash over pushing pride month merchandise for children. this isn't about bathing suits. they said they were removing some items from stores, making other changes to the lbgtq merch ahead of pride month, but the damage may be done. >> they do it because they're stupid. they don't understand their core business is not offending half the people of am

caroline: in today's going viral, deja vu for us who consumed television in delay to thousands.ild of america are on track again, the first in 15 years. -- is joining us for the impact not only on the media companies but impacted the economy of valet. remind us why they are striking and why it is about streaming. >> it comes down to the seismic changes in how people have been consuming television and how television is being made as we switch from the broadcast road to the streaming world. during that transition, and a lot of the ways in which writers were compensated changed. the writers are essentially saying all of the value in the traditional tv market has been stripped out and we are not being fairly compensated. a lot of that comes down to things like how long seasons are. in the streaming world, typically streamers will make eight to 10 episodes as opposed to 20 and 80 broadcast world. -- as opposed to 20 and 80 broadcast world. -- 20 in the broadcast world. all of the residuals, if you had a successful show in the broadcast world, you can live on residuals the rest of you

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. >>> if the momentum in stocks feels like deja vu, you're not imagining things my next guest says we're seeing an upside panic reminiscent of 2021 joining me now is chris murphy i guess it depends on your time frame, chris you can chase it for a little while and do well. >> i would say actually kind of in between so the easy, kind of swift move in the ai craze has kind of happened this might be the time that you would want to swap into options. so you take some of your downside risk off the table to buying outright equities here, you swap into an option structure because you know what your max loss is let's say you're going to look at a cost spread in something like nvidia. you know what your max loss is you can position for upside, and you take advantage of the fact that there is that 2021 kind of feeling, you know, panic to the upside on those way upside calls that you actually sell as part of a call spread >> interesting so what would you broader point be how the stock market is likely to do in the next couple of months then >> you know, i would say it's certainly not going to be a s

. >> and it just seems to me it's like deja vu, it's never going to>> shannon: hearing one of the bitestigation should never have happened, it was about durham not the cross fire hurricane, kevin. >> that's right. >> shannon: you could use that bite either way. >> i would say regardless of what someone thinks about president trump politically, if you take a step back and look at the fbi from a policy and ideas point of view, it's clear that it's become politically weaponized. ask mark hauck in pennsylvania. pro-life activist this week hounded by two fbi agents, ask anyone who is a reasonable conservative, you know this is an agency, i mean this intentionally as a policy objective, it needs to be started over from scratch and rebuilt. this is not a law enforcement agency. it's a political weapon. >> wait a second. >> i knew you might disagree with that. >> imagine if hillary clinton was sitting here, she said wasn't it the fbi who came at ten days before the election to restart an investigation publicly and damage possibly killed her 2016 campaign? i mean, the reality is howie was saying

some see hillary clint ton and benghazi deja vu all over again.- did you see my tail when that chewy box showed up? - oh, i saw it. - sorry about the vase. - can we just say vase like normal people? - fine. - i always wondered what it would be like to have a tail. - maybe you did one time. and maybe a thousand years from now, i'll be tail-less using that chewy app to get you great prices on treats. - i'm pretty sure it takes more than a thousand years- - vase. - pets aren't just pets. they're more. - vase! - [announcer] save more on what they love with everyday great prices at chewy. (air whooshing) (box thudding) >>> house oversight committee chairman james comer saying the quiet part out loud. chairman comer says it is clear his investigation into hunter biden and biden family finances is a success. how he makes that judgment, listen. interesting. >> you look at the polling, and right now donald trump is seven points ahead of joe biden and trending upward. joe biden is trending downward. and i believe that the media is looking around, scratching

. >> having weathered bank crises before, does this one give you deja vu that we are living through one over again, or could you say this is more contained? >> this one is very different in the sense that the last two banking crises were driven by credit that's usually when people think about risk for bank stock investors, i loan and people don't pay me back. in the '80s, it was wildly centered in commercial real estate and then the financial crisis around residential real estate but credit was the focus here it is interest rates. it was losses in the securities portfolio of banks that got crazily aggressive in taking interest rate risks that made no sense. it was transparent the amazing thing is why nobody cared about it until everybody cared about it so this one is different and i think the stocks are behaving as if it is a traditional banking crisis it's a traditional credit c crisis but what's different is by looking at the interest rate exposures, you're really able to see which ones took the risk and which ones didn't. i think that's creating opportunity. >> what kind of opportuni

. >> and if this sounds like deja vu, art basil in 2019, someone showed down on a banana port of a displayorth $120,000 and it went up in price. it is worth $150,000 now. i guess people find this art work to appealing to resist. and in light of how expensive it is, i'm wonder if you'll volunteer. >> and someone from us is from miami and that was adisappearing work. we'll let the viewers decide. >> eating the banana was performance art itself. eating the concept of the banana is very heady. >> i find it -- >> $120,000, we could split that money. >> if we get an offer first for that, i'll be your volunteer tomorrow. >> highest bidder. >> it is out there. you know who to call. >> that does it for cnn news central. "the lead" start

the problem is, this is deja vu. striking a deal is not the only challenge finding the right mix of republican and democratic votes could also be difficult and press congress up against news e are more concerned about whether a law enforcement crackdown on drug use in san francisco will actually solve the problem. this month, the chp and the national guard started operations in the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods, according to the chronicle, drug dealers and business owners and those areas drug dealing to move the outer edges of the mission. others say they haven't seen any difference in drug use or drug dealing. well an outstanding student from san jose state university, getting recognition for her advocacy and our efforts to open a new center for api students on campus. that's right. nina chang graduated wednesday and it's also receiving the president's governance award. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more from the graduate and what she plans to do next. born and raised in fremont, nina ch

. >> it feels a little bit like deja vu enfr.he contours of the negotiations remain strikingly similar, right? we're talking about how much are we going to be spending, are there going to be work requirements, but we've really been at a statemate here, and as much as there's been negotiations and meetings at the staff level over the weekend yesterday, we're pretty much at an impasse and so that's why we're seeing the meeting between the two principles, the speaker, the president, today really is unclear because i don't quite see what is going to change here when the two principles meet in terms of actually getting to a deal, you know, and we are ten days out. that's what's the most important thing to think about, right? we're ten days from a deal, and that means you really want to put something together. you're talking about coming to a deal in the next couple of days. >> i read over the weekend how the white house approached this sort of how it's always done, sort of working in a bipartisan fashion, they want to prioritize deal

. >>> well, if you tune in to "saturday night live" tonight, you might experience deja vu.ed by the ongoing writer's strike, is currently relying on replays. the start of production only weeks away. many of your favorite bing-worthy shows could be affected. with us to discuss the strikes are television writers rick and caroline bernard. thank you both for joining us. rick, you have worked on shows like "six feet under," "house of cards" and "the best wing." you wrote about those experiences in an op-ed for the l.a. times illustrating how different it is for writers today compared to when you first started. when you look at those differences, why is this strike happening now? >> well, it's precisely because of those differences. when i started, you would be on a show for the entire length of that season's production. so you might start a month before production started, but you would be -- typically you would be onset for your episode. you would be in editing, in casting, working with the director that was directing your episode. now i'm in a room with writers who, some of t

. >> it is deja vu and in a bad way like back in 2011 a democratic president and a republicans had just taken control in congress. and, again, debt limit which is just about paying bills that are already due, was put under threat. we should not keep repeating this. and if looking ahead there is opportunity to fundamentally reform this so that we don't see continued threats to the u.s. economy and also rewarding those who act least responsibly. we should do that. >> i thought it was interesting to end on this. beyond the economic consequence that's are beyond everyone. what mark milly said. the joint chief's chairman said about national security implications. let's listen. >> china, right now, describes us in their open speeches, et cetera, as a declining power. defaulting on the debt will only reinforce that thought and em bolden china and increase risk to the united states. >> sort of echoing what the director of national intelligence is warning about a week ago. >> so, i think chairman miley is right. the debt limit and a failure to raise it presents a national security threat. one of

the problem is this is deja vu. striking a deal is not the only challenge finding the right mix of republican and democratic votes could also be difficult and press congress up against the debt ceiling deadline in washington rivera fox news stocks jumped today as traders grew hopeful that lawmakers will reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling and another silicon valley chipmaker. marvell technology said it expects revenue to jump due to the growth of a i the dow was up 328 points. nasdaq was up to 77 and the s and p gained 54 points. and it's horrible. it is as bad as it looks. i want some majestic church now sits abandoned and neglected in san jose. coming up new at 5 30. can it be saved? everyone's ready for the holiday weekend. but morial day is about much more than a three day weekend. coming up with families have fallen soldiers want everyone to remember. can you imagine panicked passengers after someone opened up the emergency exit on a flight? while that plane was still in the air. right heather holmes. okay s

. >> we look like we are there for a deja vu all over again in 2024. sam, nice to see you. appreciate you being with us. >>> breaking news. this is from iowa. officials have just said that five people are unaccounted for at that partial building collapse over the weekend. those officials add they believe two of the people are likely or possibly still inside the damaged building. this news comes after just an unbelievable story. a 52-year-old woman was pulled alive from the building after search teams had swept it. that's the breaking news out of iowa. five people are believed missing there. >>> search for justice, the man behind the most deadly anti-is a is a mettic crimes goes on trial. when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. ♪♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local talent. if i knew about upwork. i would have hired actually talented people from all over the world. instead of tal

. >> david this is deja vu.7, 8, 9, the obama administration implemented the c.a.f.e. standards where you had to average 50 miles a gallon. eventually had an off-ramp to get out of that. what happened, the car part from 11.6 years, to 12.2 now. the average age of the ice engine. who benefited? o'reilly. their sales were up 700% over the past two years with spare parts. again you look at rivian, lucent, fisker, losing billions of dollars. lordstown, electric vehicle plant sold out to foxconn. it is unconscionable to schedule an invention like this. think about the hypocrisy here. the government is forcing ev mandates at the same time they surrendered energy independence. i will give you an example. david: quickly. >> top rates with the government. in georgia, for example, they lifted the top rates. electric utility bills up 12% starting 12% starting june 1st. they will go up another 4.5% in 24, 25. how are we going to pay for electric vehicles when your monthly rate can go up from 16 to $148? david: other point o

it just seems to me it is like dÉjÀ vu it's been going on for years and it's never going to end.n: this investigation never should have happened it was about durham not the crossfire hurricane, kevin. you can use that fight either way. >> you could i would say regardless of what someone thanks about president trump politically, if you take a step back and look at the fbi from a policy an idea point of view it's clear it has become politically weaponize. asked mark hall in pennsylvania. ask the pro life activities been counted this week and probably as we say goodbye to fbi agents. ask anyone who is a reasonable conservative you know this is an agency and i mean this very intentionally as a policy objective. that needs to be started over from scratch and rebuilt. this is not a law enforcement agency as a political weapon. >> wait a second because i thought you might disagree with that very. >> imagine hillary clinton sat here and said it wasn't the fbi who came out 10 days before the election to restart an investigation publicly and damaged or possibly killed her 2016 campaign? th

now if you are getting a vague sense of dÉjÀ vu, you are not crazy here.acing vigilante violence and, most often, white vigilante violence the. same far-right voices who smeared 17 year old trayvon martin as a thug when he was killed walking home with skittles are now turning their sights on jordan neely. and the same far-right voices who held that kyle rittenhouse is a hero, a role model, are doing it again. they are now line is in daniel penny. and it is a powerful propaganda cycle. penny's legal defense fund has now surpassed $1 million. in fact, so many donors flocked to his gifts and go page that the hosting website was disabled for a time. meanwhile, the gofundme account that was set up by jordan neely neely's and to cover his funeral and memorial expenses, it has raised just $80, 000, compared to penny's $1 million. look, money isn't everything. but it sure does signal a nations priorities. nations priorities there's a dr. scholl's for that. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have patented gel waves that absorb shock to hard-working muscles and join