the agreement is for ecs to serve at least 600 people annually, and ecs has successfully achieved that each fiscal year under the housing navigation process. this, again, is one of the initiatives that really helped us reduce supportive housing vacancies by over 32, and i'm happy to answer questions after the bla report. thank you. item eight is a resolution that approves an amendment to the hsh grant agreement with the episcopal community services pertaining to housing navigation services. the amendment extends the agreement through june 2026 and then increases the spending authority to $16.9 million. and we detailed the budget on page 23 of our report. this grants, funded by a state medi-cal funding, we also note in the report that this agreement, while it served the number of clients that its contract to per year, it doesn't have any performance metric regarding the time it takes to get clients into housing. that's actually a metric we've seen in other rental subsidy and rapid rehousing contracts that i think could benefit, this contract going forward. and for that reason, we're rec

president, on the ec here on the digital space ontecd invest trade and the relationship we have managed build over the years. to confirm to you that kenya is young tech country as you have said correctly, we have spent a lot of time working with our technology companies, our technology investors, we've had twin relationships between seleka and, savannah in -- scylla can, -- silicon, savannah in kenya and silicon valley in the united states and this meeting is about what we can do together around digital jobsnesg research and development and mr . president orta aspect is the chips act which hopefully we will be able to have a conversation about in the coming dayxcellency it speaks to the wealth of opportunity that exists between kenya and the united states. our young population, talented, educative, innovative and american technology that is is a perfect match for thisrtune moment. moment to explore investment opportunities between kenya and to the united states and mr. unr leadership, we believe that as we celebratese 6years of relationships between our two countries, we also celebrate

of the power of the president, but because right ec -- raisi was being groomed as a successor to theeader khamenei. there have only been two supreme leader's since 1979. there was no constitutional process there. the loss of raisi frozen monkeywrench into their plan and could be the beginning of fracturing at the top of the regime, which could lead to the overthrow of the molas entirely. the reaction is to point attention elsewhere, and the iranian regime could do that by stepping up attacks on israel and other allies through those proxies. sumi: i ran has -- iran has indicated they will hold elections next month. what can you expect from the next president? amb. bolton: i don't think the guardian council will allow any candidates who do not adhere to the ayatollahs hard-line. the real question is whether the elections take place and whether they have any significance. i don't think you can cover up this hole in the middle of body politic in iran. that is why the danger of the risk to the regime is so serious. sumi: in his final day of testimony and donald trump's hush money trial, m

sxl that can also happen before another ec hearing. so i don't know, i think in terms of weighing the interest, i would ask folks to consider that and i'm not going to fall on the sword if everybody wants to continue and i can count that may be where it would go but i would offer that as a possibility. these performances have been going on for a while. this, this the appeal activity you know, may be partly due to the notice issue but we heard testimony not just from the folks from the room but mta saying hey, we were surprised by this. this is going on for four years. and i have to say to the permit holder, i think everybody has gotten around with their, you know, words of respect for what you're doing, i have to chime in as well. i'm a former teacher and i worked with young people, unless you're giving out ps5, i don't know how you get folks this engaged to even come to our meeting. i have to commend what you're doing and i respect the passion that you've ignited in these young people is extremely commendable so maybe that colors my p

but the economy, it was the ec carville pointed out in the campaign. so to me, the renumber one.n on the economy. we had to deliver on the economy, job creation and rising tide lifts all boats. secondly, this was ang governor from arkansas who was not well known eter thcampaign. so it was essential that he step he sure footed manner as he met foreign/ dealt with foreign policy issues. i peace and security and prosperity. and i'll remember forever all of these chiefs have gone through a similar process. you ow■v they made a great point about what what cadence are you what sequence4j are you when you're chief of staff? is that the beginning of a term or end of a term man was at the beginning of the clinton gore night before the president takes the sacredandy knows full well g bush. you were briefed on the nuclrcoe football. that's mb moment in our case, general colin powell was head of the joint chiefs and i assure you, gel powell, wh he stepped in a room, filled it up immediately, both in at!e. and in intellect and presence. so the night the blair house, general powell is giving t

the agreement is for ecs to serve at least 600 people annually, and ecs has successfully achieved that each fiscal year under the housing navigation process. this, again, is one of the initiatives that really helped us reduce supportive housing vacancies by over 32, and i'm happy to answer questions after the bla report. thank you. item eight is a resolution that approves an amendment to the hsh grant agreement with the episcopal community services pertaining to housing navigation services. the amendment extends the agreement through june 2026 and then increases the spending authority to $16.9 million. and we detailed the budget on page 23 of our report. this grants, funded by a state medi-cal funding, we also note in the report that this agreement, while it served the number of clients that its contract to per year, it doesn't have any performance metric regarding the time it takes to get clients into housing. that's actually a metric we've seen in other rental subsidy and rapid rehousing contracts that i think could benefit, this contract going forward. and for that reason, we're rec

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because we believe this issue is tyso important,ec the american people believe securing our border compassionate treating those who arrive at our board is an important issue but will bring this back for that so but work across the aisle in a bipartisan way to provide more resources to control our southwest border and glad to be on the floor today with a number of my colleagues who believe, as i do t t time to pass significant bipartisan legislation to sece our border. to reform our broken immigration system fits with thepeople want. we should stop playing political games. republicans should choose a security of this country had of their presidential candidates political and we have the opportunity to do that this week so grateful to have of my colleagues on the floor and i believe in starting our remarks will beat senator kai yield the floor. >> madam president. what's a >> madam president i'm thrilled to join my colleagues in the orida talk about the importance of this border tysecurity bill and i'm also gog to talk abo É. and it bit admit to being have a senator. i came to the senate in 2013 w

this bill ensures that congress, not the administration, or the administrative state, more ec retains authority over the united states digital currency policy so that it reflects our american values of privacy, individual sovereignty, competitiveness. if not open, permission■@ list - permission list, and private again like cash, a cbdc is nothing more than a big government surveillance tl that will be weaponized to oppress american's freedom and right to privacyi encourage ally colleagues, republican and democrat, to support this bill which protects innovation and defends against an ever expanding government surveillance state. with that, i yield to ri leader. >> well, i applaud the work that the whip has done on this legislation we are bringing to have two bills that are limiting the ability for aucrs in washington to control digital currency. more and more popular amongst people not just here in the u.s. but around the to fund things, a stroay commerce. but if they want to have digital currency, they don't want to have the government tracking their transactions. and it's important t

live nation's chief strategy officer assured ec even though, quote, the numbers are not supeit and thiske more of a defensive move, the acquisition helped, quote, grow moat in the nashville market. when faced with another potential competitor, live nation took action to ensure the competito would not threaten its dominance in the live music industry. initially categorized that competitor, theenue operator, o.q. group, as, quote, one of its biggest cpetitor threats. however, oak view and live nation morphed from competitors into partners, as detailed r complaint, live nation executives edly scolded oak view for trying to compete. in one instance in 2016, live nation c.e.o. warned oak view that competition would only lead to artists demanding more compensation. the live nation c.e.o. emailed oak view wrg,uotelet's make sure we don't let them now start playing usrrrtist agency. oak view backed down. a similarn 2022, live nation c.e.o. scolded oak view's c.e.o., quote, who would be so stupid to do this and play into the artist's agent's arms? close quote. oak view again backed down. quote,

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lauren, he's calling the jalapeno knee, our allies, xenophobe ec. is that smart?ia too. two of our allies that we need to counter chai comma's influence. this is what biden said off camera at fundraiser or. one of the reasons why our economy's growing is because of you and many others. why? because we welcome immigrants. why is china stalling so badly economically? why is japan having trouble? why is russia? why is india? because they're xenophobic. they don't want immigrantings. immigrants make us strong, not a joke. end quote. yeah, he's calling some of our allies xenophobe ec and saying that is why their economies aren't growing, but a they doe don't have my grant cans. stuart: what do you say to that? >> well, first, start with the part that's obvious. economic growth is population growth plus productivity growth. that's just a basic fact. and ask and immigration is part of population growth, so it does bring more producers and consumers into an economy. japan pan and china don't do it. why would he not mention that maybe one of the things that hurts japan's e

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characterization or categorization of this payment constituted a violation of fec law or finishing eces. that seems much more relevant to this case and the alleged crime that alvin bragg is trying to now sort of conjure up here, and the judge has decided that that witness that trump's a team wants to bring can't testify about a those details. how on earth does that make any sense? howard: lucy, stormy said repeateddedly i didn't want care about the money, i wasn't motivated by money. but she eagerly took the $130,000 which required her to keep quiet, and then she talked about a threat by an unnamed trump supporter in a powering lot. we can't fact check that, and she tried to sell the story to "in touch" magazine for $15,000, and she did get a deal for a book. i'm not begrudging her to use the free enterprise system, but it kind of contradicted, i thought, this idea that money was irrelevant. >> yeah. look, i think we should be careful in how we talk about stormy daniels because humans don't exist in binary if situations. you can both be a person who has her, shall we say, background a

your mission is so important to ec our institutions and the country we have.t a minimum, to reaffirm or for some people restore hope in our futureis easy to get down and b bleak with what is going on today. >> i don't want to steal too much thunder from yo book, which is coming out this summer, midnight in moscow, but you were there when putin pulled the trigger rusa invaded ukraine. and what you went through?>> ae relationship between the united states and russia by the beginning of 2022, our bilateral relationship as we call it was so when the war started, we were alreadyered by the fsb, harassed. a difficult post in which to try to conduct dloor the united states so things did t lives they today come our mission in russia when the war starts on february 24. i was convinced and making publictemes, months before the war started and i'm not s to pat myself on the back as a proos but i did know that he was going to do it. he was going to wagegresve war e which heize as an independent country. i knew he was going to do it. was saying so publicly. particularly am

but because of that, i won't ec to whether or not it meets any kind of requirements, but again, we'ven clear about what we think is very, very important, and that is to make sure that the civilians that are in that battle space are moved out of the battle s any activity occurs in that city. weapns. gen. brown: our focus for to use the capabilities, tiply things th- typically things that impact close battles. we're paying attention on what's on in kharkiv. i won't publicly talk about what i might advise, but as we continue to support them, i'll continue to work with the secretary as we make recommendations going f but the key point is using the capabilities that we provided them in the close battles areas that they are doing on the fronts that they're operating as as into crimea. >> "washington post." reporter: nice to see you all. this question is for both of you regarding going back to the rafa operation and following up on the announcing plans as recently as todayex the rafah operation. and meanwhile, people that we' y that they perceive what is alread full-fledged operation, at lea

only one thing is predictable: sooner or later the ec will be forced to return what was stolen to our france and germany asked the european commission to assess the consequences of restrictions on the import of liquefied natural gas from russia. we are talking about the fourteenth package of sanctions that the eu is currently preparing. reuters , citing european diplomats, reports that these countries are worried whether their economies will suffer more than russia's as a result. let me remind you that 2 years ago europe announced its refusal from our gas. this affected pipeline supplies, but demand for... lng increased rapidly. for example, greece, according to the kepler agency, by the beginning of this year increased purchases by 4 and a half times. and the political publication wrote that france increased imports by 75% from january to april. therefore, in the new package, russian lng issues will be key. brussels wants to approve it before hungary becomes chairman of the eu council, which means they will try to get it done before july 1. companies that invest. funds are not for pu

the former president would rather wield the border as an ec issue than see congress secure it. and republica in congress appear to be falling in line. even though leaves the country at grave risk. madam he urge my republican colleagues to reconsider position. just as i havericized democrats who for years buried their heads in the sand about t the southern border. just as i have criticized t biden administration for its failures at the southern border, this is a time republican senators to stand up to president trump and say, no, we will not obey your command to leave the country at instead, we will do what's right for the nation. madam president, the threat of associated with unlawful entry at the southern border is pressing. if the senate fails t pass border security legislation, refuses to tighten standards, refuses to hire more border patrol officers, to expedite to move to p those who abuse the asylum system to enter unlawfully, our nation fac■g a security risk. the first vote on the border act will not even be a on passage of the bill. it will be a vote on whether thd cons

in order to promptly resolve some issues, the relevant deputy prime minister, a member of the ec councilktorovich petrishenko, also has the right to come up with initiatives; in 2023, about 13 initiatives were proposed specifically to the members of the council. we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science. people began to make the first weather forecasts back in ancient times, with the help of what modern technology, equipment, you today you are making a weather forecast. meteorological data. radars, satellite data, and numerical modeling, and i want to say that forecasts are still not made without qualified specialists. we share interesting facts, ask the most exciting questions and look for answers to them. for the first time they encountered this problem in belarus in 2001, then there was an outbreak in 2003, but after a lull for almost 10 years they are literally inflaming them. karaed beetles, where does such a small beetle get so much strength? powerful mandibles allow them to bite off pieces of wood directly and thus build tunnels inside the thickness of th

terminologies that require something a little different for the military, well, if we are talking about ecvil aviation, but it does not surprise you that, in principle , our military pilots did not pass this aviation english , when we studied at the respective universities there in krypnytsia, and well, kharkiv aviation institute and, well, come on, i graduated in 2001, we studied english. well, it's an airplane, if a person there might not know an airplane, well, let's be honest, that's it english and go quietly to work as an engineer at the company, we understand it perfectly, yes, but it is a plane, if it falls, i apologize, well, it will fall, if you don’t know something, well, if you don’t know something , you'll click on something. that's why i 'm trying her, it's not a joke, i just want to understand the level of qualification, so i agree that when we read such texts in the new york times, it also surprises me, no, well , she talked to romanians there anyway, and let's let's be honest, because it there was an article about the romanian air base, which was only recently opened in ord

we've seen these really forces use the sax ec before, because we're talking about that dry with a refugee camp and homes are very close to one another. it's interesting to note that these really forces is released a statement saying that they believe that the power inside that refugee camp is growing. it's changing when it comes to the attack 6 used by these really forces they've been trying to operate in jeanine for more than 2 years. now, if not more, and these been saying that every time we leave, we come back, we find the resistance fighters inside going through. you're becoming more and more powerful really. so let's talk about how many palestinians, when we're are being laid to rest 11. now at funerals are being a, are taking place and you need only one person's body was able to be late to receive the source of the rate. so now you can imagine how intense the situation is, how sad this is, because we're talking about 5 miners and also a surgeon was parking his car in front of the hospital when he was shot to. okay, and is that thank you so much for that updates from the occupied wes

the ai ec story is marginal in the near term there are not a lot of apps that require heavy computing on the device. you think about the way most people are describing the ai capability, apple is right there. lisa: the quicker adopters and the winners have been on the hardware side. whether it is the chips for the pc's to bring in capabilities. how long will it take before becomes a software story? when does the shift to benefit some of the other players? wamsi: the wave of ai has started first in the chip centric world and moved to physical devices, servers, pc. i think the next leg is services. we spoke about machine learning five years ago. and no one really adopted machine learning in a big way and there was a lot of help that enterprises needed to even get there. enterprises going to need a ton of help. as an enterprise you have to have a strategy, plan, what is the data that will run on it? what is the training software and what architecture will you use? there are open question where the service companies will step in and help map out that strategies. we think the b software. w

ec think-communist crusade, but there was another side of mccarthyisha lesbians in the u.s.ter hunt's son was homosexual. arrested in a park in washington, d.c. for soliciting an undercover officer, and was let out. it was a first offense and they sent him home to his family. lester hunt had hoped the incident would not gain publicitvocal, outspoken critic of joe mccarthy in early 1950's, mccar help push lester hunt out of office. this incident with his son became the make that happen. mccarthy and his allies in the senate began to put a lot oe and thereby hopefuormccarthy. lester hunt refused to do so. but as time went by, the burden of carrying the secret of his son's problem along persecution by mccarthy and his allies, the burden just grew until that date in954 when he committed suicide in the russell senate office building. host: do yousuicide, and what is it used for today? betty: it is in a member's office. offices have changed a lot through the years in the russell senate building. . they have been reconfigured. but room's in lester huntal office at the time. now it

is not as hard line is ayatollah khomeini has essentially himself, but with a vc who —— abraham by econ in 2021 we have seen a president much more in line with the supreme leader, i hardline himself, and his histories in the judicial system where he has played a major role in a very long time as an essential part of how iran is run. —— run. during the time his president we saw the mass protest erupted after the death of the intervening kurdish warm and in the custody of police and we saw the way that the iranian government in the end launched a major crackdown against that and did not allow any v in the end for them to be a breath of reform and a breath of change. the shop did not allow any room. so ebrahim raisi stands for that and was seen potentially of a likely contender to take the place of ayatollah khamenei, who was also in his 80s, when he... i mean, sorry, as he himself is in his 60s, his relatively young in terms of the iranians regime but i tell khomeini is in his 80s, is have health problems and there's been speculation growing over the years and over who might replace him

congresswoman pelosi shared a message of gratitude for her award, writing on ecs.ision of our founders, the goal of our men and women in uniform, and our promise to our children with reverence for freedom and respect for all who have received it. i am deeply honored and forever grateful to accept the presidential medal of freedom. >> a landmark antitrust case against google is nearing its end. closing arguments wrapped up in washington today over whether google illegally maintained a monopoly by paying companies to prioritize their search engine on devices. ktvu jana katsuyama has more now on the possible ramifications for the company. >> the department of justice antitrust lawsuit against google finally reached closing arguments friday. >> what happens in this case is really going to determine the future of, you know, the really the next 20 years of the internet. >> mitch stoltz with the nonprofit electronic frontier foundation says the case could impact the choices consumers have in the future. the justice department argued that google illegally kept a monopoly o

they won't necessarily be tariffed under the proposed tariff schema by the ec right now upwards of 20%. this is a strategic move by xi jinping. later we will get export numbers from china, expected to pick up a little bit in april from the dismal numbers of march. it all plays into xi jinping's strategy of underpinning growth through exports if they cannot sell it at home and that is a political hot potato obviously in the u.s. and in particular europe and places like germany. haidi: our chief north asian correspondent stephen engle there. the international charm offensive continues for the chinese president and we see signs of work done by chinese diplomats with criticism recently from the u.s. and western allies approach to dealing with israel and the conflict in gaza. we heard from a top chinese diplomat, taking the microphone at the united nations last week, criticizing the supply of weapons to israel. by the united states. very interesting dynamic in terms of the attempts to try to capture -- i's, perhaps, some would say come on the international criticism the u.s. and its allies

since funds released a few years ago we seen impact on ec in san francisco. able to increase subsidies, increase teacher salaries and path ways to sxejz increase access. we created 531 new childcare pace for children birth to 5 am however, we have a language way to go. protect baby prospect c to grow a high quality system for san francisco children and families. thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello i'm amy i'm a parent of three young children and i live in excelsior neighborhood a resident of 20 years of this staechl i work at children's council of san francisco and active member in our san francisco early care and education coalition. children's council we believe and know our working families at the heart of our economic success as a city. we than investing in early care and education provides a strong start that set children most vulnerable on the path to thrive. as a community we cannot ford to balance the budget on backs of children and families. we have waited for years for release of the voter approved baby prop c and more left every year we delay

hospitals, schools, stores, coupled with the supply of heavy weapons and long-range... weapons, the ecresponse to the neo-nazis openly neglecting, including their own international obligations. and today, maria zakharova unequivocally becomes an accomplice in the terrorist activities of the ukrainian new unfriendly steps of london. great britain is expelling our military atache and is going to deprive some buildings located on the territory of the united kingdom of diplomatic status. also offered limit the validity period of russian diplomats. many topics coincide, this applies to both ukraine and territorial issues. both countries share a common grief. once upon a time , nato troops together with the americans bombed belgrade, the chinese embassy was damaged, and chinese citizens were killed. double standards do not suit either serbia or china; on the contrary, mutual agreements, economic cooperation and a multipolar world are coming to the fore. details of the visit of the president of the people's republic of china to belgrade in the report by pavel krasnov. in belgrade, the preside

what we have seen in 2023 and 2024 has been corporative ec.sequoia capital which has been incredibly active. the amount of money necessary means nvidia has to be a player or google. ed: the head of the musk family office has been talking a lot about what has been going on. coming up, another conversation around artificial intelligence. someone who is actually pretty straightforward and direct about what is going on in industry. caroline: she was building this business back in 2020. ed: what is interesting is may has a little bit of cash in the bank. that might help. we will be right back. this is bloomberg technology. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock

bove,ec in 2010 you represented woman named dawn holland, right? >> davidson, yes. bove, and dawn holland leaked information about the treatment of lindsay lohan, correct? davidson, it was reported that's what she did. bove, you helped ms. holland get paid, didn't you? this is when the prosecutor says objection, the court says overruled. david, i helped ms. holland get paid yes. the implication of all this keith davidson is a seedy lawyer in the world of extortion and trump is actually the victim here like charlie sheen and lindsay lohan. it is a weird strategy. after all nobody is disputing this case is about alleged hush money payments meant to cover up trump's m affairs. and painting davidson as an extortionist doesn't fundamentally change that. now, trump's lawyers did try to cast doubt today on trump's involvement on these payments by highlighting keith davidson only interacted with trump's attorney, michael cohen, and never spoke to trump directly. >> bove, you've never spoken to president trump? >> davidson, never. bove, in fact everything you've ever known c

but when those payments were needed, cohen said he wired $1390,000 from his home ec but bity line of and they were described as cohen's income after rump's transition to the white house. -- trump's transition to the white house. defense cross-examination could possibly happen today, if and that is going to call into with question cohen's credibility. he's a convicted felon, he's admitted to lying under oath, he served prison time partly for his dealings with stormy daniels. he's built a career off attacking trump, written books, he hosts a podcast. donald trump's son

daniels, is a significant biden donor and supporter of other democrat causes a&e cords to the 236789 ec>> houghing gear donated to biden campaign in 2020. a donation of 250 in february 2020 and another donation 250 in march of 2020. houghinger also donated more than $900 to act blue. we have documented their combings and goings for progressive organizations and nonprofits. good going, susan. everything, and i mean everything about how this case came to be, how it was brought, the d.a. and prosecutors involved, today's witness and the judge himself is severely come pro-meed. it is highly prejudicial. judge merchan should have granted the motion for a mistrial when he had the chance. it actually would have been the right move for the defendant, for the judicial system, for the country, and, yeah, even for his own reputation. and as the angle said last year, you might remember, joe biden himself would have been smart to urge an end to all of this absurd lawfare against donald trump. think about how much confident and cooler and presidential he would have looked if he said to the country, l

half of laugh -- [laughter] again, i'm not sure the ec experiments have gone exactly to plan, but there's a recipe this appears to be working right now -- that appears to be working right now, so i do think things will get more difficult. one thing that i'm actually concerned about, i don't see anyone really talking about it or thinking about it much. i know that you're probably thinking about it since you do the democracy beat, but i'm concerned about what happens in november after the election. if regardless of which candidate wins. i believe this -- there will be a swell of movement by either extreme to seek to invalidate or degrade or denigrate the outcome of the election. i think we should prepare for that. i'm concerned about that. >> okay. so you have said that you do not intend on engaging politically in the 2024 election -- >> i don't think that would be helpful for any candidate. be, like, no thanks. >> but you spell out the potential danger. >> yes. but i have been doing that for 20 year. >> that is true. but why not get involved? why not -- maybe not candidate-specific, but on

>> pretty much opt ecs after the hamas-israeli attack in october 7th of last year.be moving some of these detainees to the middle east. they were afraid the optics wouldn't look good had they moved those prettiers into the middle east -- prisons into the middle east during that time. current administration if officials really frustrated because the goal of the administration was to reduce the pop if ration at guantanamo, eventually close it. this is slowing down that process given those prisoners are still now at guantanamo. stuart: thank you, taylor. check futures quickly, please. it's tuesday morning. how do we open this market? opening mostly on the downside is. a small gain for the dow. that's at the opening bell, and we'll take you to wall street for that next. ♪ won't you fly, free bird, yeah ♪ ♪ (alarm sound) ♪ amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't do that, jen. ♪ (suspenseful music) ♪ why not? did you forget something? ♪ (suspenseful music) ♪ my protein shake. the future isn't scary.

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first off, next week the judiciary committee will hold her ec garland in contempt or -- can merrick garland that's, in fact, what they did. and that is a rare situation. i believe it's only happened four times of a cabinet secretary in the history of this country, but it's unacceptable what's going on right now. maria: so, i mean, i guess people want to know what that means, the contempt of congress. what specifically will happen to merrick or garland when he's slapped on with a contempt of congress title? >> maria, if you recall whenever the democrats controlled the house of representatives, they held a contempt of congress for several individuals including steve bannon was one of them. maria: yeah. >> and you know what? if the justice department then brought charges on steve ban. nonfor being in contempt of congress. let's see if the justice department will actually do that if one of their own is held in contempt. maria: how are they going to do that? it's the a. gm, it's the head of the justice department. this is joe biden's doj. >> maria, that's exactly right. joe biden controls the ju

>> well, i'm not very optimist ec.el would be happy to get hostages alive and even for -- [no audio] a ceasefire which is 40 days, but there is no scenario where where israel can stop the war. stop the war means israel lost the war. it means hamas can build itself again. and hamas is an organization needs to be destroyed. israel cannot agree to any reality where hamas if stays in control of the gaza strip. mike: you're encountering some pressure from some american officials. a democrat in the u.s. senate said he favors conditions for u.s. aid to israel. let's play it, and i'll get you to respond, sir. >> we never want to see innocent women, children, old people getting killed. that has happened at a pretty high rate here. i brought this up with netanyahu a number of times and with the defense minister. they have to do a better job with. i want to see some changes here. mike mike what's your reaction, sir? >> well, israel excels at fighting according to international law. israel does everything it can to move the societ

with all the bad data, the ec by by and credit markets seem more if more euphoric, so you have to thinkeally something to get so excited about? if you just think back, everybody was worried with about recession, now there's no talk of that anymore. charles: right. >> everything's awesome, right, charles? charles: as long as the fed -- i mean, you're right. we were rooting for bad news last week, and every time we got some -- and we got plenty, the services pmi contraction, first time in 16 months, manufacturing pmi falling through the roof, the jobs report -- >> higher inflation. charles: and higher inflation to go with it, and and yet it feels like, well, maybe if jay powell says, you know, i had daryl crock on, as long as the fed suggests they won't hike rates no matter what, the street's okay with it. >> but everything can turn on a dime. when we started 2024, the market had priced in six cut from the fed, and now we're under two, and that's just about a quarter. so so much can change. and i think you always have to be looking at where assets are priced, and equities for the most par

friends ec test it is are underway to identify the the remains as the missing surfers, but now one ofriends are now speaking out. watch. >> carter has a fiance, and calvin and carter were both extremely close the their families. they're not confrontational. they're the friendliest people. it's just shocking. we want to know the truth and what actually happened, and that is up to the governments to work together. >> reporter: a fourth body was with also recovered in that well reportedly identified as the owner of the land where the bodies were found, but he went missing weeks ago. bill -- will, pete, rachel? will: thank you, chanley. we've been talking about safety and what's involved in ralph to mexico. nicole parker, a former fbi special agent, she was on earlier talking about this incident and what it means for americans. >> when a crime occurs in a foreign country, you know, the united states is not the lead investor on it. and so we're relying on those in mexico to carry out this investigation. but the fbi and the state department and australian authorities are certainly involved.

right to the floor show joined by trader keith fitz-gerald and steven sutt meyer,back of america chief ec with i think strategist. steven, the worst day for the dow since march of last year, also some pretty significant drops in the russell 2000. to what do you aa contribute this selloff that's happening right now? >> well, pretty much the fed minutes yesterday, i think, started this, and i think investors this morning with the opening on the upside expected nvidia and a.i. to save the market. and then if pmi threw war on. that i think it's very important to note though that coming into this technicals were quite solid, and today technicals are not. i mean, even with the market up, breadth was negative and it just kept getting worse and worse -- liz: let me just define breadth, the advanced decline line where the leaders sometimes, or or at least lately, have not been outpacing the laggards, the decliners of all of these stocks. so what do you mean by that? >> sure. liz: we're looking at a chart here. so this decline line, oh, i don't know which one that is. that is a u.s. most ab active

through a french garden and walked into a wall -- [laughter] of in my house because of how real list ecinish -- realistic it was. however, stuart, i think it's going to be for decades just more fun until we have something where we don't do anything besides sit in a chair. stuart: okay. [laughter] apple's $172 per share as of right now. would you buy it at that price right now? >> i don't like it right now because of the volatility we're going to see this afternoon, stuart. after this afternoon, tomorrow morning, maybe a definite yes. but, again, watch for those 5% pullbacks. buy those heading into, heading into june. stuart: to you still use the doggles or -- goggles or do you put them out for a garage sale? >> they have been given away to a more needy person. [laughter] stuart stouter you're an honest man. d.r., thanks for joining us. i 9:30 on the button. she presses the button. off we go. to the upside, yes. the dow industrial, aen gain of about a, what, .62, 235 points higher. well above 38,000. and the vast majority of the dow 30 are in the green. i see just 2 losers, amgen, mcdona

and i know it was a very interesting committee last night, but we have to hold her ec garland in contempt in contempt. once again, the white house is covering up for joe biden. they do not want the american people the actually hear audio. they're saying that the transcript is good enough, but that's not true because in parts of the audio where i don't know if joe biden is mumbling or stumbling or whatever, what's going on, the white house transcript says it's inaudible. that's not good enough. we need to hear all of this because with at the end of the day, joe biden violated the espionage if act when he was a u.s. senator and vice president. that is against federal law despite what robert hur says. even robert hur says he violated the law. he just said that he's just not going to prosecute because he's an elderly man. we need to get to the entire bottom of this. that's why the audio recording is important. how we get it, you first have to hold merrick garland in contempt for not complying with the congressional subpoena that gives us the ability to seek that recording. stuart: i want to t