ed has led some regulators to say, we are not going to give it in younger people at lower risk. in the u.s., it is not one of the three vaccines that is approved. i'm guessing it will not be approved. it is a big issue for the world. >> you said for the unvaccinated this may be the most dangerous time. why do you say that? >> if you are unvaccinated, first of all, congratulations. you must've been very careful to remain uninfected. i am talking about uninfected and you haven't been vaccinated. then you have no immunity. instead of the virus that you are facing in 2020, there is a decent chance that you are now facing, if you encounter a person with covid, facing a virus that is better at its job. either the west coast or the uk virus. these viruses are more contagious. uk virus is more likely to be fatal. if you have not had prior covid and you don't -- if you haven't been vaccinated yet, you really, really want to be careful. as soon as you have an opportunity, it is another reason why you should be. >> it could take a while for people to get vaccinated. given that what you jus

ed has kept the numbers really low. we have had the lowest case counts in the country. we will go from 70% to 100% quite quickly over the summer as we evolve the program further. we can't wait to see you guys back here. we are trying to do it safer so everybody is a great experience. >> i want to talk about the evolving part. by the way, yes, the safe travels program requiring that visitors take that test. get that qr code that allows you to exit the airport and enter paradise. that has been a success where economy and safety, tourism can go hand-in-hand. by the way, experience, lieutenant governor, and has worked out great. how are you changing that? are you working on a vaccine poorest part? do you show that? talks about what is changing? >> as of may 11th, we will open up travel for those who have been vaccinated. it is for everyone it is just meant if you got vaccinated here, you'll be able to travel between the islands without having to show that you got a test, a pretest. and then what will be relevant to california and others across the country will be that the p

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wonder how much of this has a political tie-in because apple in the press release also pointed out they have paid $45 billion in taxes over the last five years. can you talk about that? edthe political story is that apple, along with its big tech appears, is in the spotlight because of president biden's proposals for taxing overseas profits. it has a fantastic story on the bloomberg over the weekend that between the egg for five faang stocks, they paid about $100 billion or recorded about $100 billion of overseas profit between them last year. bidens rules that are on the table now had been in place, apple probably would have paid about $4 billion more in taxes than it actually did. that is one thing. tim cook has been really neutral on the biden presidency since biden took office. you may remember he called out president trump on certain items throughout the course of his presidency, but since biden has taken office, we've only really had one incident where he said we don't get involved in politics. we are only interested on policy. that was a good spot on tax in the press release because that's one policy they are clearly very conscious of. guy: in terms of how this f

in turkey coated cases are on the rise approaching 40000 new infections predict a president ed one has responded by putting the country on a nationwide full lockdown beginning thursday and lasting until mid may it's a tough burden on turks were already financially struggling as the economy suffers from high inflation and trouble businesses. times have been tough for turks for a while the economy in tatters prices up and stores empty on top of it all the news this week come thursday everyone staying at home except to buy food other stores are closed and store owners obviously concerned. you can do to them it will be difficult for all of us because we have taxes reigns payments to pay we have children and they have to study we have to bring food home and we live in a period where everything is very expensive we will go through a troubled and difficult period. but the current pandemic situation in turkey demands strict measures if the country can't get its current numbers down the economic pain will only get worse as summer comes and with its tourist season like a little dismayed the lock

look, columbus ed has had several police officer shootings of black men in the past few months for the city is already undergoing a process in dealing with this as it is. but i think he was talking about the idea that this black girl in columbus was shot four times for having a knife. support not for having a knife. marie he did not just have a knife. [inaudible] [inaudible] the frustration with lebron. >> she was lunging at a girl with a knife at night can you get on a plane with that knife? >> no because it's a deadly weapon. >> we do not know >> i'm not defending her an amounts in the place and everything wrong here. this investigation one. but lebron was speaking to a bigger frustration in the black community that we see playing out every single day in a variety of ways. before i understand the presence going to rightly dress a joint session of congress next week i talked about michelle last night. there are rational police reform sprayed there are things you can do within the department police department in this country to make things better. but people want to put this into a nea

ed has been going on for years. there was a young girl killed in july. girl playing in her grandma's yard on the fourth of july weekend. every weekend, we can give it the count of how many were shot, how many were murdered in chicago. does anybody lift a finger? they don't lift a finger to help the city. it's gone on for way too long. thank you both, let me come back, biden and the left continue to push their dangerous radical agenda. we will move closer to court packing kevin mccarthy weighs income of the latest out of chicago and the latest out of minnesota tonight straight ahead. ♪ ♪ - hello, friends, michael youssef here, the bodily resurrection of jesus christ from the dead, on the third day after he was buried, is the clearest demonstration that he is the god of power and might. without his resurrection, there can be no power for living here and now or eternal life with him in heaven. will you come and experience the power of his resurrection? ♪ ♪ >> sean: the far left unhinged radical social agenda was on display at again today, extreme democratic

he has, i know the bbc has run this. ed davey. he has, i know the bbc has run this- the — ed davey. milies across our country mourning their loved ones, hurt and angry by comments by the prime minister. i really think this is very serious and i really think he needs to be held to account his actions and his words. ~ , ,., ~' held to account his actions and his words. ~ , ,., ~ ., , words. when we spoke to therese coffey yesterday. _ words. when we spoke to therese coffey yesterday, around - words. when we spoke to therese coffey yesterday, around the i words. when we spoke to therese | coffey yesterday, around the same time, the work and pensions secretary, she repeatedly said that it was time to move on and this wasn't an issue that was a sort of being talked about on the doorsteps around the uk. she felt it was something that was of interest in the westminster bubble. what is your reaction to that? do you think people watching this money concern about the conduct of the prime minister? i about the conduct of the prime minister? ~ , . ~ minister? i think they are. a few weeks ago. _

the economic situation has affected me i lost my job during the pandemic like so many people here i've been unemployed for about 4 to 5 months now there's a president rigid tie of ed i want has long promised to boost the economy and get inflation back under control but with that ambition looking rather hollow in march he replaced his 3rd central bank chief in just 2 years and we are determined to bring the rising inflation back to single digits we will succeed. north of those rooms but that wasn't the 1st time heir to one proclaims that and the situation still hasn't improved will his new central bank chief really be the game changer everyone hopes for. thousands of shopping restaurant owners are calling for a new approach to germany's pandemic policies many are spent months either closed under tight restrictions some hope comes in the form of a new encrypted which simplifies the tracking and tracing for customers. for months most of an order one has only been allowed to sell food and drink to go on the alcohol free beverages are allowed to be consumed here immediately. and he's longing to at least open up his terrace to customers again or is it a word greatest wh

particular sees jordan as a key military ally and department of the state department spokesman ed price has said we're closely following the reports and in touch with jordanian officials king abdullah is a key partner of the united states and he has our full support saudi arabia's also expressed support for the cane it's all kinds of quite a volatile time when the pandemic has battered jordan's economy it's still hosting some 600000 syrian refugees so really this sign of potential internal unrest and instability really will be seen as a concern. to the reporter kitty stevens thank you so much for that update. let's take a look now it's mother's stories making headlines around the world thousands of people joined rallies across england and wales to oppose a proposed new law would give police extra powers to curb protests there were stuff falls between police and demonstrators in london the legislation would allow officers a to shut down or ban protests. the last of more than 400 ships are stranded by the grounding of a giant container vessel in the suez canal have passed through the waterway

ed woodward has resigned and liverpool 2 i want to apologize to all the fancy supporters of liverpool football club for the disruption i caused to past 48 hours goes without saying but it should be said. the project put forward was never going to stand without the support of the fans it followed 2 days of protest from angry fans on field demonstrations from premier league players even the captains of the teams involved in the breakaway declared they were against it and the managers clearly weren't sold on the idea either it is not a sport when the relation between the effort and the success the effort and reward doesn't exist don't exist so is not a sport the british prime minister bertie johnson also spoke out how can it be right to have a situation in which you create a kind of cartel that stops clubs competing against each other playing against each other properly the super league's remaining members now say they will reconsider ways to reshape the project but the english team exodus means the so-called dirty dozen have now been reduced to just 6 barcelona real madrid and athletico

ed: in india, softbank has invested $450 million in bangalore food delivery startup, amazing becausen india it is such a crowd field. even more extraordinary, if you flip board, look at the details, a $5.5 billion valuation that came less than a week after the company raised 800 million dollars u.s. from a stellar list of private-market investors. they have ground for new unicorns in india, and it is incredible, the capital going into the country at a time when the economy is still ravaged by covid-19. i wanted to spot like that because it is something we should look at further. we need to keep talking about quick now -- about crypto and about mainstream investors piling in. a well-known hedge fund internationally according to sources is going to invest its main fund into cryptocurrency, betting that the value of the digital assets will rise. it is an interesting play on the back of a record year for its main fund last year, where it exceeded 27% returns. this is a theme we have been talking about all week. to finish again, kathy would -- cathie wood arc has three etf's that has boug

sir ed davey has launched the liberal democrats' campaign for england's local and mayoral elections nextld from the pandemic. and during a campaign visit to watford, he also pledged to invest more in greener neighbourhoods. if you vote conservative, you're voting against your community and against a healthy local environment. if you vote labour, you're voting for a party that rarely listens to community and isn't standing up to this conservative government. but if you vote liberal democrat, you're voting for your community, for your environment, for a party with a real vision for a fairer, greener, more caring country. the health and medical challenges posed by the pandemic have been analysed in depth, but for millions of families, it's also presented a huge financial challenge. according to official figures, some 9 million people had to borrow more money last year because of the impact of coronavirus. the financial impact has shed light on regional inequalities and the growing gap between the high and low paid. our business correspondent sarah corker has been speaking to two families —

sir ed davey has launched the liberal democrat�*s campaign for england�*s local and mayoral electionsuild from the coronavirus pandemic, before visiting a local pub in watford. he also pledged to invest more in greener neighbourhoods. if you vote conservative you are voting against your community, and against a healthy local environment. if you vote labour, you are voting for a party that really listens to community and isn�*t standing up to this conservative government. —— rarely. but if you vote liberal democrat, you are voting for your community, for your environment. for a party with a real vision fora fairer, greener, more caring country. the actor paul ritter, who was best known for his role in friday night dinner on channel four, has died of a brain tumour at the age of 5a. he played martin goodman in the popular comedy. he also appeared in the drama, chernobyl, and the films harry potter and the half—blood prince, and quantum of solace. his family said he died peacefully at home with his family at his side. now, it�*s hard to find an upside to the pandemic but one unexpected b

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that was 1st fully effects in it at flight is a clear demonstration of all the measures that other ed ways has put in place to ensure the highest standards of safety and hygiene on ball p.p. if i stop a seal touch in-flight entertainment system you recap in cleaning systems disinfectant robots. today is an important day for the airline industry and the message for travelers is that we are walking tirelessly to implement every measure to safeguard their health thank you. quick look at the main stories this hour now the u.s. has warned russia that there will be consequences if crime and critic alexina valmy dies in prison the valley is on the 19th day of a hunger strike and his doctors have been denied access to him supporters say is life is hanging by a thread and on these daughter dasha is calling on russia to allow her father medical treatments after doctors warned he's at risk of kidney failure. have you ever seen with your own aunts how someone is killed and you're seeing it right now whatever the people have to look the other way and not think about it change the subject that doesn't chang

and this is what ed davey has been seeing today.— imposed. oday. a number of people have said — has been seeing today. a number of people have said they _ has been seeing today. a number of people have said they overheard - has been seeing today. a number of| people have said they overheard him say that, _ people have said they overheard him say that, so — people have said they overheard him say that, so to go back to your point — say that, so to go back to your point about whether the prime minister— point about whether the prime minister tells the truth, i'm not sure _ minister tells the truth, i'm not sure he — minister tells the truth, i'm not sure he has. you should come clean and apologise. frankly, if he did say that, — and apologise. frankly, if he did say that, i— and apologise. frankly, if he did say that, i think the prime minister should _ say that, i think the prime minister should resign. ithink say that, i think the prime minister should resign. i think it is one of the most — should resign. i think it is one of the most callous

ed lavandera has the story. >> i'm one of the young men who was targeted in the slave trade snapchat. >> reporter: chris johnson is a ninth grader in the town of aledo, texas west of ft. worth. he and other black students were targets of a racial media post talking at this moment to the town's school board. >> it was not a game. i've lived here my whole life and know most of the kids and parents here. >> reporter: students at a school started a slave auction on a snapchat group. under the racist titles for the group chat, one bid $100 on one student and another offered $1 on chris. would be better if his hair wasn't so bad. at first the aledo school chat labeled it as cyber bullying which angered many residents who wondered why it wasn't immediately called out as racist. >> we have to get comfortable with having uncomfortable conversations. >> the school district called it racism and said the students were disciplined, but for privacy reasons won't detail the punishment. >> when will you make the changes to ensure that all of us feel fairly treated and safe. >> it is dehumanization.

ed lavandera has the story. >> i'm one of the young men who was targeted in the slave trade snapchat group. >> reporter: chris johnson is a ninth grader in the town of aledo, texas, west of fort worth. he and a fellow black classmate were the targets of racist social media posts that brought him to this moment, speaking to the town's school board. >> it was not a game. i have lived here my whole life and know most of the kids and parents here. >> reporter: in march, a group of students at aledo's ninth grade campus started a slave auction of classmates in a private snapchat group. a screen grab of the auction became public. under the racist titles for the group chat, one bid $100 on one student and another offered $1 on chris, would be better if his hair wasn't so bad. at first the aledo school district described the chat as cyber bullying with racially charged language, which angered many residents who wondered why it wasn't immediately called out as racist. >> we have to get comfortable with having uncomfortable conversations. >> reporter: the school district ultimately called it r

she has millions. host: ed out of ohio. this issue of democrats using this case, something republicans have focused on in the wake, especially of some of the comments from maxine waters. the headline from a columnist at the washington times, "she tried to intimidate the jury in advance of the guilty verdict s in the trial, her comments saying, 'stay in the streets, we have to get more confrontational. make sure that they know we mean business.'" republican saying she was trying to influence the votes. it was in a hearing that kevin mccarthy called for her to be centered for those comments, leading to a vote on the house floor yesterday about that resolution. this is steve scalise of louisiana with reporters on tuesday before the vote on maxine waters. [video clip] >> i have been clear in speaking out against political rhetoric that incites violence, but if you look at her comments the judge in the trial just yesterday acknowledged maxine waters's comments are so inflammatory it could because grounds for an appeal. and elect

cnn's ed lavandera has more on what happened in court and what happens next.> reporter: the shooting here in texas takes place in that gray building in the distance which is a cabinet manufacturing plant. one employee said when the shooting erupted it sounded like machinery malfunctioning. it didn't take long for people to realize it was actually gunfire and they all started running to get out of the complex. list say 27-year-old larry bowlen is the gunman. he walked into the business with a handgun and started firing at victims inside the cabinet manufacturing plant. police say he was able to get away from the scene before police responded. he was actually pursued into a neighboring county. and that's where police say he actually shot and wounded a state trooper there. police say larry bowlen is being charged with murder. many of these victims are still fighting for their lives here this weekend. and we're told that the trooper who was wounded is also in stable condition. and his condition is improving as well. it was a dramatic intense scene that unfolded he

that guy, as you noted, as you learned from your op-ed, he has been booted now.was like the whole thing was a test run to pull the heist in the bank and find out where the alarms are and where the security is and who switches shifts at what time, and now you are going to go back and, you know, engineer around that. >> right. the key point is that there was a lot of noise during the aftermath of the 2020 election about the election being stolen and rigged. but when push came to shove, almost every republican who had authority from, you know, this guy on this election board to the secretary of state of georgia, they did the right thing. so now it is a change-the-personnel and put in place -- you know, so who replaced the guy in michigan is the executive director of an organization that's funded by the devoses. you know, this is somebody that will be a trumpist loyalist. there are trumpists being put into positions all around the country. and if they're the ones counting the votes, we are in real trouble. that's why we need things like paper ballots so that if it go

even as he denies the allegations in that op-ed, cnn has learned gaetz is building a legal team to defend as this moves forward. his lead attorney has added another lawyer with experience in white collar crimes. it's not clear when the second attorney was added but it suggests they may be preparing to possibly have to defend against financial transactions in addition to any specific sexual encounters. we were also hearing from a former gaetz staffer who said the fbi reached out to him. the staffer is nathan nelson, he is gaetz's former director of military affairs. in a florida press conference he said two fbi agents questioned him at his house last week about gaetz's alleged criminal conduct. they apparently asked him if he left his job working for the congressman because of this type of behavior. now, nelson denied having any knowledge of any illegal activities, he said his departure from gaetz's office last fall was not related to the federal investigation, but don nelson is one of the only people who has come out to defend gaetz, but when actually pressed by reporters on the specifics

the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey has said as the cruise industry gears up to welcome nhs app could help facilitate international travel. the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey has said the prime minister should resign if he did make a comment about being prepared to �*see bodies pile high�* rather than impose a third national lockdown. it comes as borisjohnson continues to face accusations from labour that he lied over who paid for renovations to his downing street flat. the prime minister will face mps in the commons later. 0ur chief political correspondent adam fleming is in westminster. first of all, the liberal democrat leader speaking this morning, clearly not satisfied with the prime minister's response to that, "see the bodies piled high". the payments are's resnonse _ the bodies piled high". the payments are's response to _ the bodies piled high". the payments are's response to that _ the bodies piled high". the payments are's response to that quick- the bodies piled high". the payments are's response to that quick but - are's response to that quick

particular sees jordan as a key military ally and department of the state department spokesman ed price has said we're closely following the reports and in touch with jordanian officials king abdullah is a key partner of the united states and he has our full support saudi arabia's also expressed support for the king it's all kinds of quite a volatile time when the pandemic has battered jordan's economy it's still hosting some 600000 syrian refugees so really this sign of potential internal unrest and instability really will be seen as a concern. to the reporter kitty stevens thank you so much for that update. let's turn our attention now to some other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of people joined rallies across england and wales to oppose a proposed new law that would give police extra powers to curb protests over stuff between police and demonstrators in london the legislation would allow officer. to shut down or ban protests. the last of more than 400 ships stranded by the grounding of a giant container vessel in the suez canal have finally passed through the water

. >> cnn's ed lavandera has more from the scene in bryan, texas. >> reporter: laura, this morning victimsf the latest mass shooting here in the united states are recovering and fighting for their lives. police here in bryan, texas, say a gunman walked into a cabinet manufacturing business and started shooting, telling one person, wounding five other people, four of those are in critical condition. the gunman was able to get away from the scene thursday afternoon before police arrived and was pursued into a neighboring county and that's where police say he shot a state trooper who was chasing him down. we are told that that state trooper is in serious but stable condition. right now police here in bryan say that they believe that the gunman used a handgun, was an employee of the cabinet manufacturing business, but at this point they don't know what the motive might be in this particular shooting. so that part of the investigation continues. this shooting took place thursday afternoon, one of the witnesses an employee inside the business said at first when the gunshots started going off it

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ed: elon musk was tweeting over the weekend about the progress tesla has made in autopilot.ording to tessa's own data, when autopilot is enabled, the chance of an accident is 10 times less that of the average vehicle. that is texas own data. they are trying to market driving, which is the next stage of it. a lot of wall street analysts priced that into the current share price in the future percent of self-driving. then there is the battery element. we know emergency services struggled to deal with battery fires. this particular incident in texas, they had to use 30,000 gallons of water the put out this specific fire. there are a lot of questions from these two federal agencies about what they will find when they look into this particular accident. emily: certainly very devastating, no matter what happens. bloomberg's ed ludlow, thank you for the update. i want to turn to peloton, another devastating story in a dire safety warning for owners of the peloton track plus. u.s. consumer product safety commission tweeting over the weekend that consumers should stop using peloton's

economic situation has affected me i lost my job during the pandemic like so many people here i've been unemployed for about 4 to 5 months now there's president rigid tell you have ed i want has long promised to boost the economy and get inflation back under control but with that ambition looking rather hollow in march he replaced his 3rd central bank chief in just 2 years we are determined to bring the rising inflation back to single digits we will succeed. but that wasn't the 1st time ever to one proclaims that and the situation still hasn't improved will his new central bank chief really be the game changer everyone hopes for. now germany's highest court has ruled that the linz controversial rent controls lawful federal judges say the city's government tod's no legal power to introduce the legislation last year rents were frozen for many tenants the constitutional court ruling those changes nolan void the government called it a day for the city's rent is well here's more from our financial correspondent in front of it chelsea delaney. today's court decision is seen 1st and foremost as a way for germany's largest landlords many of them have been extremely critica

foot traffic has pick ed up across the bay area. >> there is a warning in marin county. elevated e.i levels have been detected in richardson bay after a sewage spill. the spill started last month. in sausalito. 100,000 gallons of sewage overflowing from a manhole on woodward avenue. but nobody at the city noticed. until the end of march. that sewage made it into richardson bay and a recent water sample showed elevated e. coli levels so warning signs will be posted until the water is safe. >>> and we have an update to a story we brought you yesterday. a missing go pro full of memories was returned to the bay area couple who lost it underwater four years ago, a socially distant hug and a big thank you in los angeles this weekend. the womaman who found the go pr met many up with the couple who lost it in san diego in 2017. it sat underwater for four years. but a woman found it underneath a waterfall last week. she checked tout memory card and found video of a couple traveling around san diego and clearly in love. she posted the footage on tiktok and managed to find the couple. >> isn't

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even as he denies the allegations in the op-ed today, cnn has learned he is building a legal teem defends lead attorney has added another lawyer with experience in white color crime. it is not clear when the second attorney was added but it is suggesting they may be preparing to possibly have to defend against financial transactions in addition to any specific sexual encounters. today we were also hearing from a former gates staffer who said, the fbi reached out to him. the staffer is nathan nelson. he is gaetz's former director of military affairs. in a florida press conference today, he said two fbi agents questioned him at his house last week about gaetz' alleged criminal conduct. they apparently asked him if he left his job working for the congressman because of this time of behavior. now, nelson denied having any knowledge of any illegal activities. he said his departure was not related to the federal investigation. but don nelson is one of the only people who has come out to defend gaetz. when actually pressed by report orders the specifics of the criminal allegations, nelson said

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the economic situation has affected me i lost my job during the pandemic like so many people here i've been unemployed for about 4 to 5 months now there's president rigid tie of ed i want has long promised to boost the economy and get inflation back under control but with that ambition looking rather hollow in march he replaced his 3rd central bank chief in just 2 years and we are determined to bring the rising inflation back to single digits we will succeed. but that wasn't the 1st time ever to one proclaims that and the situation still hasn't improved well his new central bank chief really be the game changer everyone hopes for. now germany's highest court has ruled that the lynds controversial rent controls unlawful federal judges say the city's government has no legal power to introduce the legislation last year rents were frozen for many tenants the constitutional court ruling those changes nolan void the government called it a day for the city's renters well here's more from our financial correspondent in front of it chelsea delaney. today's court decision is seen 1st and foremost as a way for germany's largest landlords many of them have been extremely cr

ed. thank you. india has set another record in corona virus cases the rate of exponential growth there is vastly surpassing the spread of the virus anywhere else in the world as of the 6th of april india reported more than 115000 new cases 10 days later daily cases surged to more than 230000 now in the past 24 hours they have been nearly 380000 new infections some say the true number could be much higher as india's health system has become overwhelmed with seriously ill patients. a covert 19 ward in a hospital in delhi this hospital like so many full to overflowing medical staff stretched to the limit some falling ill with the disease themselves one reality in india's coronavirus emergency and here's another woman receives oxygen outside a sikh temple. she's not alone there's no room for these people in delhi's emergency wards relatives are left to cope with severely ill patients by themselves one woman describes her mother situation. it's the one we teased having once been and now she is not really big for t

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ed ludlow has the latest from san francisco. >> president biden read from a letter signed by 23 senatorsmbers backing his proposal to secure $50 billion specifically for the semiconductor industry. this was never going to be a landmark moment in they chip shortage story but it was more of an opportunity for the participants of the chip industry and their customers to their their grievances about the supply shortage. we know the automotive to spins and particular were hoping the biden administration would earmark some of that $50 billion specifically for vehicle great chips that according to sources, the white house has no plans to prioritize one industry over another. according to the intel ceo, that was the source of the debate within the virtual meeting. that there should be no special measure for one particular industry. it should be a solution that addresses shortage for all. the news was overshadowed by industry news. nvidia announcing it would enter the cpu market, a market dominated by intel for a long time and that caused a sharp drop in the shares of intel and a gain in nvidia s

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host: you may have seen the op-ed that senator manchin has about the filibuster, saying that he is nototing along those lines, kyrsten sinema also . what is your reaction to democrats saying these sort of things? guest: let's hold hands and talk, let's see how long the republican keep saying no to everything. they have become a party of no. no taxes, no government, no release bill. manchin needs to look at his state, one of the poorest in the nation. if he will say no to things that benefit his constituents, improve infrastructure, figure out what happens when the coal mines shut down. they need a job, need a life, education, if he says no to them, then the people of west virginia need to say i'm a you are not serving us, you are serving the gop who has said no to everything. they have not worked to negotiate. that is not a party anymore. if you don't have a party to negotiate with, either get rid of the filibuster or look at reconciliation. but people pass things that will make a difference for his west virginia residents. host: first call comes from john in new salem, oregon. caller:

his problems and in his interviews with tucker carlson and in this op-ed he believes he can talk his way out of this problem that he has a right to. but the line in the op-ed that is so telling about this era and how much trump has changed the party is that line where he says that i are not coming for me. they are coming for you. >> right. >> and that is exactly what trump tells his voters. tomorrow they are going to bust through your door and arngs kuz you of sex trafficking. believe me they have the power to ruin your life. and that is the theme of matt gaetz' response. tell the voters i am going to be fine but they are going to destroy you. you can see after how badly it went that he would have keep writing the op-ed. i don't think this is the last time we will hear from him. >> i remind people, you are trained as a lawyer. this is just weird whether it is defiance or the death of shame. there is an investigation and something there or there isn't. >> he believes so anyway. if i were a defense attorney and he were my client i would advise him to say nothing. anything he says can and will be held against him. what yo

infamous skid row box news ed last coz has more all right.ed up with the entire homeless population here offered housing by october that the ruling of a federal judge judgment the moment with remarkable order that is. more than bolted it demands. the immediate effort to house an offer housing to every person in skid row, the judge ordering the city and the county to find housing for single women and unaccompanied children in 90 days. and every homeless person must be given an opportunity to come off the streets of skid row by mid october. i love the thought of no longer having precious human beings suffering and dying on the streets of skid row, and i would hope that our whole city and county would feel the same way. the federal judge in his 110 page order writes, quote. all the rhetoric, promises, plans and budgeting. cannot obscure the shameful reality of this crisis. stop quote. that's my biggest concern. we have a city in the county that likely will instead of complying and moving ahead, will try to fight this battle in court. the judge's

funeral expert ed michael reggie. >> anyone who has lost a loved one since january of 2020of 202f get reimbursed if they are the people who paid for the funeral up to $9000 for the funeral. >> ed michael is ceo of sheena lafferty, a website that compares funeral services and costs. he says the money comes at the right time, can cover the cost of most funerals and has few restrictions. >> the national averages about $7800 for that. the bay area is not very much different from that. >> that is is a generous income. >> have to be an american citizen. >> neither does the person who is receiving the money. although, there are a lot of restrictions. the rules can get tricky and the government is concerned with potential fall. the only way to apply is by telephone. there are no online applications.>>> here is the phone number you must dial when you reach out to fema for funeral assistance. 844684633. the assistance line is open monday through friday from 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. pacific time. so many have been calling the line. it has at times been overwhelmed. if you get a busy signal, hang up a