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lowering to $# 1,000 on a potential shortfall in second quarter deliveries, increased competition, poor ec cushion on growth plans and disruptions at its china supplier cue to covid-19 shutdowns. tesla up 3.8% but standing at $732 a share. lending tree getting the axe from investors after the online lender lowered its second quarter outlook due to mack escrow pressures related to high interest rates and inflation. is lending tree, which is down 9.6% right now, a canary in the coal mine in trouble in the lending world just as the big banks get a passing grade on their stress tests? sheila bair, the women who protected millions of bank depositors during the financial crisis of 2008, is next on whether banks should be partying now or battening down the hatches. closing bell, 49 minutes away. the dow's up nearly 700 points, a gain of 690. "the claman countdown" is just getting started, we're back in a moment with sheila bair. ♪ ♪ another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fu

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now to an eye on your health, exceed ec authorization this weekend for some of our nation's youngest.d older. the sign offer pfizer and moderna vaccine's mean they are now about 18.7 million american children now eligible for their very first kid size covid shots. health departments in the bay area said they are ready to start giving out vaccines as early as this week, including this tuesday in santa clara county. real-life mermaids in the flesh. they flooded the streets of new york this weekend for a one-of-a-kind parade. the coney island mermaid parade returned to brooklyn saturday for the first time since the pandemic. from the parties to the music so umbrellas made into jellyfish, that is cool. there were even a few homemade floats. the parade first started in 1983, centered in a neighborhood with cross streets named mermaid and neptune ranking mythology to life. -- bringing the to life. we had the corgi festival here. a lot of fun things like that going on. francis: all the outdoor events going on today, even tomorrow. we have brilliant weather for it, it is gorgeous. hope you ca

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session with mykola in september you can ask your questions in the comments on what on this page in the ec facebook, the tv folder under a special post or write already in youtube, you like it there, i see a lot of questions there, we are following, we will also voice questions from youtube on the air from the news. by the way, ukraine won in the second round of the league of nations uefa from football in armenia 3:0 goals were scored by ruslan malinovsky oleksandr karavaev vitaly mykolalenko and iryna bukovel is ready to tell us about other news. we congratulate our people and are happy because we won a real victory and i hope very soon we will win and in the war it will definitely be so. in just a moment, i will tell you about donetsk without electricity, russian passports and collaborationist deputies 6:00 p.m. one minute in ukraine in the studio iryna koval greets time of news on the espresso tv channel, the armed forces of ukraine control about a third of severodonetsk the head of the military civil administration oleksandr styuk said, according to him , intense street battles are cur

hydrogen, hydrogen, hydrogen, ec hydrogens. wanda's all hodge. it's long been touted as the ultimate clean energy source to solve all our problems. any byproduct of consuming that fuel is cool to her again, and yet it comes with it. this all sounds great. maybe just a little too great. let's take a closer look and see what's behind the hype around hydrogen. today, almost all the hydrogen we produce is used to make other things like fertilizer or petroleum. but it's never made it big as a fuel. it's just always been easier and cheaper to directly burn fossil fuels instead. but that's changing. as the world slowly wakes up to the climate crisis, companies and entire countries are committing to not only reduce emissions, but to reach net 0 that 00 emission 0. meredith annex is the lead hydrogen analyst at bloomberg. any, if a market research firm o at net 0, everyone has to do something. and that means that you need solutions for areas where electricity is going to struggle to provide the solution. and that's where we see the sweet spot for hydrogen

that's where we going, we do move them on ec sander. an auto mechanic says the russians came in the night and pulled him straight out of bed. some towns, men he says, were killed on the spot. but he and a handful of others were brought down here into the station's basement with federal . until dot's i was sitting right in his corner. i was beaten here before him. a miss ball was painted by another guy's blood. his head was smashed with the boots of a gun, and his hands were tied behind his back. he tried to get up and left the blood marks in without so thought a proof for groom. that man survived. this video shows his body, and maybe his mind were badly scarred resulted in the fate of some fellow prisoners is unknown. burglary but bo coordinated as a colonel of ukrainian army was brought to you. they beat him badly and interrogated him. they took him somewhere and he never came back with him. we don't know where he is looking for him. you shall see. of course, what happened to alexander and his fellow captives, these alleged war crimes.

now that investigation revealed that off-duty officer adam ec acclaimed that his car damage. the chief says that the thi also made fraudulent representations to his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant at the time. has been with the u.s. apd for more than 15 years. california voters will be deciding in november whether to guarantee the right to an abortion in the state constitution. state lawmakers gave final approval yesterday to a measure that would put the issue before the state's voters. it's the latest countermeasure now aimed at the u.s. supreme court's ruling to overturn roe v wade. and governor gavin newsom says that he has signed an executive order to further protect abortion rights for women. take a listen. this new action will help ensure women coming from other states are safe. >> here in california, this state, california will not hand over patients who come here to receive abortion or reproductive care. california will not cooperate. make this clear. we will not cooperate with out of state investigations. are politicians trying t

this appears to be another case the former ece from his own administration as he tried to pressure senior justice department officials to overturn the 2 the 2020 election. >> between december 23rd and january 3, the president either called me or met with me virtually every day -- >> reporter: testifying under oath, top former department of justice officials told the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack that former president trump relentlessly pressured them to investigate false claims of election fraud. >> we had concluded, based on actual investigation, actual witness interviews, actual reviews of documents, that these allegations simply had no merit. >> reporter: weaving previous interviews with live testimony, committee members paint a picture of a desperate president attempting to forms former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen and his deputies to cast doubt on election integrity. >> how did the president respond to d.o.j. won't snap its fingers on the outcome to have the election. >> he responded and said that's not what i'm asking you to. do what i'm asking

the 1st ecs one has given me 3 tons of him flower into switzerland where we are seeing the numbers in pieces i. they may be dated to until we almost getting to 20 tons with them and they're old, destined for export because them probably has no professional hemp processing industry. just a few enthusiast cunningham fibers into handmade paper and that's not enough. if hemp is saved, the country's forest, ah, and don't run so another shoe pocked with information innovation and ideas. hope you had a lot of takeaways. thank you for watching and good bye from uganda. thanks also from me. stay tuned and don't forget to visit us on our social media channels shown on your screen. have a lovely week at bye. from lagos, nigeria. ah ah, ah, ah, with who a secret war that began over 40 years ago has been waging relentlessly even until today. the war between the rod on one side and on the other israel in the united states. we explore the roots of this conflict. in the 1st part of our documentary, the long israel usa in 15 minutes on d, w to own or not to own. what about a sharing economy instead? a

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he is also the author of "the power lock," capital on the future and rise of ec in silicon valley.reat to have you with us. you have pointed out that tiger global has been writing massive checks for companies with very little revenue. how big a problem has this been in silicon valley? >> it has come with a lot of week governance. they have written a huge tent to someone already writing the unicorn. that person of course is a bit imperialist and on top of that you say we don't want to go in your board, we are not going to exercise governance and we defer to you because you are the founder. that's not a good way of overseeing companies. that is why you had this government vacuum for unicorns with we work, uber, they went off the moral commercial rails because no one is minding the store. >> what's your read on venture capital and private companies? >> it's bound to affect late stage investors who were investing late. a year away it was the park -- public market that was this year. late stage private will go down with it. because of capital matters when you are writing a check. a $10

toxic relationship with a friend or with anybody that you love and it kind of goes south, that you ecing the song it means so much, because i have been such a big fan for so long. and with your vocals behind it and the power, i'm just like thank you. >> kelly: thank you. i am a huge billie fan. it's weird when somebody who is younger than me it's like those lyrics, get on my life! i love that song! thank you so much. you are in for one great show today, y'all, we'll be talking with best-selling author brad meltzer about his new children's book. it's about dolly parton, so you can go wrong with that. and we will also meet the cofounder of lollipop theater, a networking organization that brings blockbuster movies to sick kids who would not otherwise be able to see them. it really makes a big difference in their lives and their family. and speaking of blockbusters, let's get to the first guest, i am super stoked. together they star in the biggest movie of the summer, that movie is "jurassic world dominion." [cheers and applause] it opens in theaters everywhere tomorrow, give a big welcom

. >> any activity you do on an ecing change, you pay the fees for it it's always been balanced with respecto when the time is high and them smart people sell and people are still lick wudating or boiing. i see exchange cans don't have the same all-time high revenues. but will coinbase completely disappear? i don't think so you have your stocks out there people ready to create and short of sell it that's the marmg tifrance is this time they can make decision of buying and providing liquidity and coinbase cannot even have a lending start up >> sort of the j.p. morgue thochb crypto cycle. the lender or buyer of last resort >> it's super fascinating. it's sbf is going to be the jesus of crypto? who knows. but for me, it goes back to the season of being a u.s. company and going ipo, verses not and expanding into teng other products >> it's too bad, in a way, because there are implications for the u.s.'s position lin of this good to see you again. still ahead, spirit airlines board still supports a merger with frontier. we'll hear from the ce, eo l and is it a bullish sign from home boirs >>> wel

american withdrawal, the threat of terrorist bones has grown in afghanistan and offshoot of the islam ec state used a suicide bomber to kill dozens of people. the u. s. responded with the drone strike, but it's intelligence was wrong and the strike hit the wrong people. consequences for such actions seemed to be lacking. even revelations about the use of torture in 2014 didn't and careers at the cia enter. i around there was a success in this approval of this near 7000 page report, which is the largest report and senate history. but it's also important to recognize that the very same committee that approved this report also voted to confirm. gina has, who was involved in the torture program as c, i director just a few years after completing networks. ah. it's been nearly 50 years since in operations officer rose up through the ranks to become the director . and after the experience of the last 2 months, i think i know why that is, ah, c, i, a officers don't have to fear punishment, and they can bend the truth to suit themselves. a view consulted with president trump or members of his adm

earlier, that two or three areas we are seeing around is security for sure being over $7 billion in ec going to security startups. and cloud customers will continue to expand security companies. for example, one of our companies has raised a ton of money last year for email and data security. number two, i think cloud customers will use that money on things like data. so snowflake continues to do well on the public market. data break continues to do well in the private market but startups in the data break info system will be focused on how to save customers money. i think the big three continue to grow, security and data and ai continue to grow, but increasingly, it focus on customer spending and enterprise spending an average cost over the next two or three years will be the big focus. emily: how would you characterize vc sentiment. we have been hearing from vc's, batten down the hatches. you might have to take a valuation haircut. he might not be able to raise her next round when you thought you would. how would you characterize your sentiment broadly and then that sentiment when it

i had a drape over it and i had his maras ec.n in the low rider community, paying homage to his mexican brutes, wearing a traditional suit and wearing the bike to low rider shows. this has been a family project. >> all of my uncles, my grandpa all built appeared -- built it. reporter: he has been designing despite since he was three. the petals even have his name on them. >> i wanted to keep building the bike. i wanted to add more changes warrio' luc crm isges.ik t missing. it was the timese ihe carnaval and the warriors are playing now. i wanted to give good luck to the warriors by getting this bike and riding it around. reporter: he is hoping for someone to see it. his reward, one of his special stickers. >> a cartoon version of me. it is my favorite one. if you got this, you are lucky. reporter: luck is what he is hoping for, for the warriors to win the finals, and for him to get his bike back. larry: i love this kid. dion: he is not only cute, he is so hard-working, he has so much heart. larry: here is one of the stickers. he

i think, and listening to institutional investors, the marks on private ec by -- equity and venture capitalre potentially off by $600 billion. maria: coming up, missouri congressman and house budget committee ranking member jason smith on the president and the democrats' agenda and the attacks. then, as higher costs and making ends meet cost american families, the democrats' prime time show kick off on thursday night. ohio congressman and house judiciary committee ranking member jim jordan on the hearings, the agenda and the november midterm elections. plus, lawlessness at the southern border. giveaways to america's adversaries. decorated military man and lieutenant colonel oliver north on the democrats' foreign policy decisions that have harmed america. plus, the nevada senate primary is this upcoming tuesday, and the race could be the clincher for gop control of the senate. coming up former navy officer and senate primary con end ther adam laxalt on what's at stake. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and first this morning, bracing for the worst. new ec

finally announced the aid, critics say that it is very small compared to the size of the better man ec german economy. but even more critically, they have not banned the russian imports but instead said that they would phase them out. president zelenskyy says that that amounts to funding russia's invasion here in ukraine. and so there has been a testy exchange there. so you will expect that president zelenskyy will push the german chancellor on the issue of sanctions in particular and the issue of more military aid and support. and there have also been testy exchanges with president macron who, fair paraphrasing here, s that they should not provide the military and president zelenskyy said that russia was to blame here in this conflict. and then you also have the other issue of ukraine's bid to join the european union. we expect to hear on friday from the european commission as to whether or not they will recommend ukraine for a to join the eu. now, joining the eu is a very lengthy process. this would just be the beginning. it takes years if not decades to get there. so president zelen

youut already mow this, but the- know this, but the more ec -- we can expose this, the better.e you want to elected office, but unless you can change people's heartshe and minds including in your state of california where you've failed to recall your governor, that means that that people in your state voted, disagree with you. so unless if you can change their hearts and minds, you're not going to be the able to fix the issues that you're having because many of those people believe what they see on cnn, okay? so it's really an information war. an' that's not an easy thing to hear. we want easy solutions. throw money at politicians, fix it right away. but as long as you have people that believe what they read and what they see, you're going to have the same problems. so at veritas we have a lot of fun. one of the best things we ever did was this. i don't know if you saw this, we have whistleblowers everywhere. we have informants everywhere. that may be why fbi came to my house, i don't know. another frequently-asked questions, james, what's next? my response? what is not next b?

so you are left with joe biden struggling to try to ec main what happened -- explain what happened. at that clip, i am left to wonder why every time biden get -- gives a speech, he is shouting like that. he always makes it seem as though anger is a substitute for real policy. it seems to suggest to people that if he shouts, he's doing something. but manifestly to this point, they are not doing anything. they didn't think inflation was going to happen, they don't think federal spending ca causes inflation. so he's left with his anger. paul: kim, one of things that's so striking is the president is not changing his policies at all. i mean, build back better has become build back smaller, but he's still trying to do a deal with a significant tax increase. there's no pivot on oil and gas production or regulations hamstringing the industry even as he tells them to produce more. why no pivot given the fact that we've got a war in ukraine, we've got extraordinary inflation and very different circumstances than he ran on a than when he ran in 2020? >> well, you began by talking about the '7

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did you see any home run ec evidence of a crime in this hearing? >> not home run evidence unless you consider the amalgam of things, the collection of things we heard and some of the things that were previewed that we'll hear in the future. all put together, there's a reasonable case that it constitute a crime. a federal judge has already indicated in connection with the discovery dispute that there's more likely than not evidence there were commissions of crimes here, including by the former president of the united states. and many, many legal experts have made that same observation, there could possibly be sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt guilt with respect to conspiracy to defraud the united states or obstruction of an official proceeding, and maybe seditious conspiracy, which are charges that have already been brought against a number of people, many of whom were there that day. the way prosecutors think about this and the way the committee chairs thing about this is it's piece of evidence by piece of evidence. you add it

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businessrt and regulations in that state was starting to lookin something like would call i don't know,ec managed decline orli managed scarcity, engineered scarcity perhaps it's time we start taking this issue of food s security in the united states very seriously t and no amount f elite sneering can mask ing that reality. joining us now is rosenbaum, who's a reporter for the times and host of the show facts matter who's been covering sos this storyel closely. >> roman , what do we need to know here ?o ehey, laura , thank you so much for having me on . so about last week, my team and i started to a look into all these disparate fires happening across the country because about a week and a half ago p there was a very large poultryar plant in howardd lake, minnesota that burned down. that was a very large planter, supplied aboutut three million every single day to local supermarkets there. and so what weso w did is we had two different teams here at the other times. one team was lookingoch at the publicly available information at all these different food processors while the other it one wa

mother nature's ec already cranking. just seen 65 degrees out there right now at half moon bay, the beach, certainly the place to be 40 degrees cooler than brentwood. 104 degrees and fairfield and solano county. not that far behind 102 degrees there with santa rosa. also adding that triple digit mark. for those of you in downtown san francisco, 79 degrees getting winds out of the northwest, breezy us right now. 23 miles per hour with sustained winds with gusts a little bit more than that. 25 miles per hour range. but the good news is we are going to see better air quality. so friendly reminder, it is a spare the air alert today because of the very hot and dry air mass out there. but air particles tomorrow going to be on the good side for most of the bay area. with the exception of the coast. thanks to the return of that cool sea breeze. that's going to push a lot of that poor air particles out of the bay area. but right now we are tracking the beach, certainly the place to be especially at half moon bay do what they're d

as long as you have the ac, if you don't have the ec on the couch at the movie theater, it is definitelyier one right along the coastline. you are seeing some spots of fog right along the water. >> that aside the cool ocean breeze that sparing us the heat both today and tomorrow we're going to tap are right back into the sea breeze today having that relief across the bay area is something i want you to enjoy because thursday, friday and saturday, not quite as easy to enjoy as temperatures do climb upwards. right now. we're in the 50's with oakland at 54 degrees. alameda. 55 right now some 60's in brentwood out to pittsburgh and a couple of 40's hanging on in the north bay. your forecast is still to come ahead, john, thank you for that. well, we had a fatal motorcycle collision this morning that has. >> 80 westbound to southbound. want to one that connector close and the southbound 1, one connector to 80 east lanes are still blocked there. so as you're traveling into the city, that's what we're seeing. the main issues about. 35 minutes either. want to leave your house earlier. maybe take

so that means try to cut down on your driving and really, just hunker down in the ec.f you're lucky enough to have it all rosemary oroczo is in the student now to really take a good look at when this heat is going to ease for us. rosemary yes, cassie a heating up. in fact, we could see another 5 to 10 degrees of warming before the end of the afternoon. temperatures do begin to cool tomorrow, although for inland cities it's going to take until about sunday before we really begin to feel the difference. here is a look over san francisco where we do have blue skies. air quality in san francisco right now is moderate view of the worthy advisories are for today. now the excessive heat warning notices for the sacramento valley, but it does stretch into areas of solano county, including vallejo, as well as venetia, fairfield and all of our communities right in there, and that excessive heat warning goes until tomorrow night. meanwhile the heat advisory for the rest of us is going to be for our inland communities away from the coastline in away from our bayside communities. we

burning d is not more, the world is burning ec less.ecause 'people want stuff to burn. it's not very complicated that's of course why we adapt to this. we make sure stuff doesn't burn. it's not rocket science but if you don't want to scare our kids, if we want to have good data where should we start, what should we be concerned about swe need to know this data. we often don't. what's going to happen in the future. if you only look at this is what most climate models will do. if you only look at temperature, and assume temperature will rise that means you're going to see more fire. all the things but of course there are not equal. one thing is we also have more co2 which means we will have a greener planet which means we will have different accommodations of greenery. if you just run that. you probably get less burning, not more and if you include people, that is people actually having this you get this trend we see in the last hundred 20 years will continue so if we do nothing, if there's no climate policy the world will keep burning le

he was the only one, he was ec sent are rick, you know, somebody unlettenning but crazy -- unthreatening but crazy in their minds. in the black community, there was this assumption that whites were many collusion because whites sort of were in political collusion and a lot of these northerners were closing their eyes and voting in cases where they knew they were doing the right thing, but they thought it was right for the country to try to repair relations with the south. and yet, you know, the black community may have seen it as a more insidious conspiracy than itor actually felt to someone le john marshall harlan. >> there's another question that said wasn't there a gratuitous anti-asian -- [inaudible] in harlan's dissent in policely sr.s -- plessy v. ferguson? >> i think that's a fair comment, but it's part of a more complicated story. there's a line in harlan's famous dissent in plessy v. ferguson. this is by far his most famous dissent, and it's one that is frequently quoted today. it includes many sort of iconic lines, the constitution is color blind and neither knows or tolerates

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ec i wonder what effect this will have. you know, it's devastating to the region that it happens then and but in the realm of the cattle production in america, it's a small t percentage. yes. youuc know, we processed 600 thousand cattle a week toup supply the world of wholesome esbeef. so not to belittle the fact and you know, if it happens at your feed yard orio your region, it's obviously devastating and heartbreaking to these people that care for . e livestock every dayth but it's not going to affect the immediate supply a whole lot. we've seen meatr: prices, foodmm prices, all commodity prices rise dramatically recently. do you see themod comingcedr doo youba know, probably not. we have rising production costs clear through the chain from the from the ranch to the processorr. yeah, i don't think the prices at the retail counter is probably going to come down. the american rancher has to figure out a way to get part of that retail dollar oroi their cuts are goingng to have them come and be out of business. right. which i

ec you were a special forces m master sergeant sniper. so your group saved 12 people. understand, and had rescued 12000 other people. that's true . yeah, there's 12 of us on the ground in afghanistan. four people went forward into afghanistan, myself and three others. and in the 10 days tay that we's on the groundd, we moved a total of 12000 people out of afghanistan out of hq, out of kabul. we weree fighting them. so we moved them to multiple places all over the country and over the world before we w finally moved them out of out of harm's way. letay me talk about our friend and colleague. we did lose two fox journalists ,a cameraman and a ukrainian reporter. the injuries that were sustained by ben hall was severe. tell us how you were able to get him out because this was not an easy job in any way, shape or form. i do have to be slightly cautious. ukraine. you know, we still have teamsn working in ukraine and the method in which we moved them are you know, we're still moving equipment in and out of ukraine. we're trying to help the ukrainian people as best we can pro

host: jeff gilbert, is there an environmental advantage to buying an ec that power has to come from somewherev? guest: environmental groups with so yes, certain groups will tell you no. i've seen a couple of studies that show that if you take a look at everything from the manufacturing process the recycling to how they are powered, that evs are marginally more environmentally friendly than gasoline-powered engines today. hopefully in the future, the electric grid will get a light cleaner, they will make these vehicles with fewer precious metals, and in the long term, it could be significant and more environmentally friendly. right now, they are slightly more environmentally friendly. host: jason, honolulu, good morning. caller: aloha, gentlemen. how are you doing? host: aloha. caller: we make good use of solar here, but you know, you are still going to need oil. everyone is talking but electric cars, you're still going to need oil. has the industry managed to figure out just how much? is it going to be the same? and a second question, living in single family homes, what about people living in

but you know ec what wetr can do? by we can give you more abortion if you're for that . if you think abortion makes you happy to go to california, have fun. shannon bream isni chief legal correspondent for fox news. she's also the host of fox news at night and our friend, she joins us tonight with an overview of how the states are c reacting. jim , thanks soom much for comig on . so this has been fast. sor i mean, states have come out with these new positions. tell us what you're seeing, if you would. yeah, within four years these cases have been percolating up here to the supreme court. so stateso have had a plan. and listen, after the leaked happened, it became solidified for a lot of those states t because they knew that they would have to decide where to go if roe is overturned.s so there have been a number of states that have trigger laws immediately outlawing abortion like today, others that say, okay, within 30 days or 90 days ,whatever the date is ofhe roe being struck down, wouldsostrictions kick in. some of them areme from the beginning. some of them are at hea

and south korea, which had been doing joint naval drills fired eight missiles of their own into the ec to ground tactical missiles. the biggest single day faraj since kim took power a decade ago. this is an unsettling situation given the situation with north korea, perhaps emboldened by the fact it was believed china and russia would not block any future or current attempts that the un security council said because they have veto power. shery: another encounter over the south china sea. what was this about? stephen: this comes against reports as well of air incursions into taiwan. the royal australian air force is saying a surveillance plane was intercepted by a chinese j 16 fighter jet and reportedly conducted a dangerous move in front of the airplane. reportedly routine surveillance. i should say as well, the canadian military has announced last week it was intercepted, had several planes intercepted by chinese aircraft over the east china sea that were taking part in you and surveillance of those sanctions on north korea. there has been heightened interception by aircraft. shery: st