time now to leave you with ten of the oldest person ever to go to space. 90—year—old ed white startedasa did not select him for a mission. now he has finally achieved his lifelong dream. i love that. you are all caught up love that. you are all caught up now. see you later. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up on the programme. chelsea and mauricio pochettino part ways. the argentinian leaves stamford bridge after one season in charge, by mutual consent. big names are missing from gareth southgate's initial england euros squad. we'll have more on who's not going to germany this summer. and archer's ready to fire for england after his spell out injured before their limited overs series with pakistan. hello and welcome to sportsday — and the premier league managerialfallout continues, following the finish to the season. chelsea announced on tuesday that manager mauricio pochettino has left the club by mutual consent. he was in charge forjust one season. the argentinian was under pressure after an underwhelming first half of the campa

absolutely this is a life changing experience. >> ed white is 90 years old and is now the oldest person the star trek actor embarked on a space mission back in 2021. >> coming up tonight on the news at 11, firefighters are battling a wildfire that's already burned thousands of acres. we'll have details on efforts to gain control of this fire in our check of the west coast rap. >> and we'll take a look at the weather coming up this week for your workweek. >> it looks a little bit like last week. no rain in the forecast, but there will be some temperature fluctuations. we'll pay attention to those with the five day forecast coming up. >> also at tonight, memorial day weekend fast approaching, and for many that means traveling outside the bay area. how airlines are anticipating high numbers of travelers from the skies to the roads. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ come on. what can i do to help you? dad: come on buddy. headphones. what! dad: hey! dad: ok all right. what do you wanna do? i said i don't wanna talk about it! dad: trey! what are you doin'? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ it's ok. f

and here at exits, ed white. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. >> in the 60'st dwight was championed by president john f kennedy to become the first black astronaut to fly. but he wasn't picked to every as is most of i disappointed most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in the prices was >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a and river prime now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. >> he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for him. >> the rocket is roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the and that he did. >> for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. and i think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and d

and here at exits, ed white. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to >> in the 60's at dwightas championed by president john f kennedy to become the first black astronaut to fly. but he wasn't picked to every way as is most of been a most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in the low prices was >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a and river prime now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. >> he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for >> the rocket is roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the of and that he did. >> for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. and i think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of a li

sir keir starmer also white, ed davey out. i wonderfirst starmer also white, ed davey out.rst of all were you surprised by the date that the election was called? i surprised by the date that the election was called?— election was called? i was surprised. _ election was called? i was surprised, yeah. - election was called? i was surprised, yeah. that - election was called? i was surprised, yeah. that is l election was called? i was surprised, yeah. that is a | election was called? i was - surprised, yeah. that is a decision that only the prime minister can make and it is the prime minister's provocative and he discusses not only with his majesty the king. it was a surprise for me. quite rightly i think the prime minister has come to the view that there has been a big fall in inflation, fast growth in the economy compared to america, germany and france and he decided it was time to hold labour to accounts who smoke from the sides all the time but never tell us what they are going to do. he wanted to share his plan of a secure future with what we think is no plan, taking the e

ed white was part of the original nasa program, he would have been the first african-american in spacecaroline: boeing's first cruised spaceflight, maybe using its star liner craft. there's a lot going on in space. i hope you both don't have to get up too early on sunday. after a volatile week of trading, the meme stock rally is coming back down to earth. i could have used all the puns to the moon, but i won't. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc bank has been brilliantly boring so you can be happily fulfilled... whi

ed . black and white children could ckertogether.ou had a regime that separ years in the culture and way of life. to try to dismantle that, even after it was decided it was massively resisted. in one county in virginia they shut public schools down for five years. chief justice earl warren was aware that this was going to be difficult. after a social revolution, by 1968, millions of americans wang protesters get water hoses tu them are beaten. ■7by 1968, the majority of americans had come around to the idea an white house press secretary takes questions on the administration's decisions regarding the executive privilege claimed by the president regarding audio transcripts. after that, members of congress part in an unveiling ceremony for a statue of the lly graham at the u.s. capitol. and mike johnson and other republican leaders speak out in support of a bill requiring immediate delivery of weapons to israel and it was later passed by the full house. and more coming up tonightn c-span. >> c-span's washington journal. a live form inv

letter, stanford says they support peaceful expression of free speech, but that overnight camping ed white plaza is prohibited. we'll keep you posted there. ken and vicki, back to you. thank you. grant at san francisco state university tents now cover the quad says state officials say they'll respect to students right to protest and we'll work to keep everyone there safe across the bay at uc berkeley, demonstrators remain at an encampment at sproul plaza for a second week. according to a flyer that was being passed around the campus tomorrow, faculty and staff will join those students in solidarity. at our nation's capital. congress is working on a bill that supporters say. >> would give universities more authority over anti-semitic speech at college protest. lawmakers say the bill would make hate speech against jews punishable by law. the house is set to vote on the bill later on this week. opponents say it threatens free speech. meantime, 50 eormer google employees are filing an official complaint against the company for firing them after they held a sit-in protest at the google offices

the passengers included aged white -- ed white who was selected as the first black astronaut candidatecompany plans to debut a much larger and more powerful rocket later this year, capable of launching cargo to orbit. let's check in now on the markets with a particular lens on commodities because the price action is continuing to be quite eyebrow raising, particularly around copper, crossing back of -- above 11,000, shy of 3.5 percent. copper is up 20% or thereabouts your today. the shortselling, short squeeze a story that continues to focus on new york means that a lot of the deliveries around asia are being diverted to the u.s. to new york to make up of course for that short squeeze. they have had to get those inventories on board and that is leading to price pressures continuing and of course, the expectation that a renewable shift longer-term will demand pressure and putting a floor on prices. gold is at 2449, currently up on .4%. that is tied partly to what is happening in iran. it concerns uncertainty but also expectations that the fed could cuts and a weaker dollar is helpful fo

. >> 90 on ed white celebrate his launch and his safe landing which marked the moment he became the oldest along with five others. dwight was america's first black astronaut candidate back in 1961. ultimately was not chosen to join the nasa astronaut corps. congratulations, ed. oakland zoo and california has a new way to feed defeat some ofs tallest residents. this is a giraffe feeder is being used to lift the treats high up off the ground. the zoot zoo said this allows a giraffe too much at a much more natural heights and as you can see the herd seems to enjoy the new snacking system. 10,000 dollars matching gift challenge up as you raise money to buy the tool. a curious coyote it gets a little too close to a camera. the coyote named walker puts his face right into the camera made his feelings known by knocking it completely over. this happened at the fort worth zoo in texas. the security cameras meant to observe all of the animals throughout the day. they're going to take the repairs out of walker's paycheck. >> open the freezer. >> what is this? [inaudible] it is open. jon: have been so

let's go to the white house and cbs's ed o'keefe.d evening, ed. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the president will not be seen tonight in any way to react to the verdict. the only official comment from the white house came from a counsel's office saying "we respect the rule of law and have no additional comment." in a written statement, the biden reelection campaign said in new york today we saw that no one is above the law. donald trump has always mistakenly believed he would never face consequences for breaking the law for his own personal gain. and it reminded americans that convicted felon or not, trump will be the republican nominee for president. biden remains in delaware tonight with his extended family, having spent the day privately marking the ninth anniversary of his son beau's death. the president's reaction to the verdict expected to be modest, understanding that for most americans come opinions on trump are already made. the verdict isn't expected to sway large numbers of voters in battleground states. to that end, a

his name is ed white. was he was.s f earliest forr the nasa's earliest astronaut corps. he wasn't selectedont corps. bea and select black astronautsit until 1978, but he finally made it to space. he was up thero e for 10 minutes and said it was a life changing experience. yeahging, i.fe i heard him say that he didn't think he actually needed to do it in his fe, but that when he dide diheealized , he realize that it is what he needed. >> so it is. all righan animat. d to >> that's it for us. everyone. have a great welcome to jesse watters, primetime tonight. >>

and here at exits, ed white. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. >> in the 60'sto become the first black astronaut to fly. but he wasn't picked to every as is most of i disappointed most them as a look at the full suffering with my role in the low prices was >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a purpose river prime. now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. >> he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for >> the rocket is roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the and that he did. >> for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. and i think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of a lifetime to become an astronaut. now

congrats to ed white going boldly where no man his age has gone before. >>> to the horrors of of airlinere so cheap the airline is really strict about luggage which brings us to a man named dan who learned his little carry-on was wee too big and would cost him an extra $72. he used his barehands to yank the wheels off his suitcase like a vulture tearing apart the carcass of its prey. would it work? daniel stuffed the bag into that thing they use to check dimensions and, yes, it fit, to the bewilderment of the gate agent and to the pleasure of all the other passengers who actually broke into applause. you can only hope his new suitcase costs less than $76. our next high goes to the new jersey teen who turned his prom posal into a double play. before jake asked his classmate to prom, he asked his neighbor to ask that classmate to prom for him. the neighbor? phillies' first baseman bryce harper. >> hi, julia. how is it going? jake wants to ask you to prom. do you want to go to prom with him? will you go to prom with him? awesome! >> there you go. julia says yes then proceeds to hug, not her

and here at exits, ed white. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. >> in the 60'shampioned by president john f kennedy to become the first black astronaut to fly. but he wasn't picked to every as is most of i most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in crisis was. >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a and i was prime now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. >> he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for him. >> the rocket roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the and that he did for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. not think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of a lifetime to become an astrona

and here at exits, ed white. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. >> in the 60'st dwight was championed by president john f kennedy to become the first black astronaut to fly. but he wasn't picked to every as is most of most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in the low prices was >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and so served a purpose. >> and i was river prime now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for >> the rocket is roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the and that he did for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. and i think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of

and here at exits, ed white. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. >> in the 60'sby president john f kennedy to become the first black astronaut to fly. but he wasn't picked to every as is most of been a most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in the prices was >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a purpose and i was never prime. now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. >> he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for him. >> the rocket roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the and that he did. >> for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. and i think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of a lifetime t

. >> 6.45 to time in decades after nasa selected its first black astronaut candidate 90 year-old ed white finally made it to space. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. love selected in the early 60's as the first black astronaut to fly, although he did not get to fly. today was his opportunity. and the man, what a flight for finally an official astronaut. >> and it was that blue origin rocket, the capsule behind him there that made it possible. the flight was yesterday. dwight was in air force captain back in the 60's when president john f kennedy chose him to be a candidate, 4 astronauts to ultimately what he didn't make it into the program. but he sure is now the oldest person to travel into space actually beating out actor william shatner, who is just a few months younger when cheddar one up. also on a blue origin rocket. wow. how amazing tool to get in late life? yeah. credible. >> 6.46. right now. and what can we fit in the day today? i want know whether in the way it looks like a perfect opportunity to do everything to do john good the just get some stuff done a

his name is ed white. was he was. he was a hadn air force pilot wn john f kennedy nominated him to be the nasa's f earliest forr the nasa's earliest astronaut corps. he wasn't selectedont corps. bea and select black astronautsit until 1978, but he finally made it to space. he was up thero e for 10 minutes and said it was a life changing experience. yeahging, i.fe i heard him say that he didn't think he actually needed to do it in his fe, but that when he dide diheealized , he realize that it is what he needed. >> so it is. all righan animat. d to >> that's it for us. everyone. have a great welcome to jesse watters, primetime tonight. >> there is no one defending fani willis but herself. i am notight. going to be brok i am going to still be standing here doing my jonob lawfully. >> fauci was the science. now, is the law. >> it is a lie. it is a lie. >> biden just presents as old. i saw hi m yesterday making that speech. >> i mean, i'm sorry. he's cadaver like joe biden, the democrats and father time and back at like we

ed o'keefe reports from the white house. >>> we've seen a ferocious surge of anti-semitism in america and around the world. >> reporter: after weeks of protests up-ending college campuses, president biden again condemned anti-semitism and said he fears widely accepted behaviors that led to the holocaust are reemerging. >> hamas unleashed this terror. it was hamas that brutalized israelis. it was hamas that took and continues to hold hostages. i have not forgotten, nor have you, and we will not forget. [ applause ] >> reporter: the president has struggled to balance his support for israel's ongoing military campaign against hamas with growing public anger over the humanitarian crisis in gaza. polls show growing disapproval of his handling of the conflict, but among college students, recent polls show the conflict in the middle east ranks lower than concerns about health care, education, the economy, and civil rights. in his speech, the president called out what's been happening on campuses. >> there is no place on any campus in america, any place in america for anti-semitism or hate sp

pushed for a cease-fire, and on tuesday the white house says he will be speaking out against rising anti-semitism at the holocaust memorial museum here in washington. ed. >> natalie brand at the white house. thanks. >>> college graduation season is underway amid ongoing protests on several campuses. cbs's amanda starentina was in los angeles good evening. >> reporter: good evening. this is the time when college students are typically celebration by frustration and fear mark the end of the school year. tensions escalating at the university of virginia with troopers in gas masks and riot gear making arrests. protesters are removed as police dismantle the encampment by force. an emergency alert posted by security calls it unlawful. a campus crackdown at the university of michigan with this overnight clash between police and demonstrators. that heavy security in stadium aisles as well today for graduates at the university's commencement ceremony. pro-palestinian protesters paraded through the graduating class. amid all of this campus unrest -- >> we are still here. we are still fighting and we are going to be fighting until our demand are met. >> reporter

the flight included ed white. a 90-year-old.. kennedy was president in 1961 to train as an astronaut, and he's a couple months older than captain kirk, who went up. >> yeah. 90-plus. 90 and a number of months. >> captain kirk had never been -- all b.s. all that stuff we watched. none it of ever happened. >> no. >> unbelievable. >> unimaginable. >>> futures this morning are indicated up a little bit after a pruty strong week yesterday after the markets. dow closed above 40,000 first time ever. indicated up about 32 points this morning. s&p futures up by 10 and nasdaq up by 47. over to dom chu. taking a look at the big pre-market meevers. >> movers. >> what some call most important stock of the week. nvidia. market value higher by north of 1.25%. just over 300 shares volume. nvidia reports results after wednesday's closing bell. ahead of that report a slew of analysts on wall street out this morning with updates to their outlooks, views and price targets. among them bash clase, baird and steeple buying equivalent-type rating. expe

caroline: we saw meta-has an ai oversight board and guess what that is, for white guys? edople behind the models in the actual human oversight is super important and we are grateful to you for your coverage. more to come on bloomberg technology. we will be joined by framework ventures vance spencer where we will talk about that new etf. this is bloomberg technology. ed: you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. check out our podcast you can find it on the terminal as well as apple, spotify and i heart. this is bloomberg. caroline: crypto mining has made them unsolicited offer to buy arrival. let's get to it. they have been building up his stake in they want to buy against their own desires. >> we have a hostile takeover in the bitcoin space. this is an old-school bearhug maneuver. they are launching a proxy fight against the board. caroline: not liking the governance of bit farms. what does this tell us about on consolidation? >> big fishy the little fish. it is in much better financial shape and as you noted the target has corporate governance challenges so it'

ed et at the white house. >> i am sura biden campaign is longing for cov covid long down days "new york times" poll shows 78% of registered voters say that economy is poor or fair, 58% of those say former president trump is better equipped to handle the economy, president biden trying to get tough adding renouncing -- announcing tariffs. mainly focused on his green agenda. the president on july 11, 2019. >> most effective way to change to build a unite the front and friends and partner to challenge china's abusive behavior. reporter: the president is today, in rose garden. >> we need to have a secure supply of essential supplies the home, folks the key sectors my administration is combining investment in america with tariffs that are targeted, a smart approach. reporter: i press the u.s. trade representative about times of the tariffs in an election year. >> since took three years to figure out chinese were flooding market and stealing technology it served. >> it took a year and a half for the course of review. you will see the amount of care that we put into our investigation, and our

cbs's ed o'keefe is at the white house with more on the president's message. >> we've seen a ferocious surge of anti-semitism in america and around the world. >> free, free palestine. >> reporter: after weeks of protests upending college campuses, president biden once again today condemned anti-semitism and said he fears widely accepted behaviors that led to the holocaust are re-emerging. >> hamas unleashed this terror. it was hamas that brutalized israelis. it was hamas who took and continues to hold hostages. i have not forgotten, nor have you, and we will not forget. >> reporter: the president has struggled to balance his support for israel's ongoing military cmpaign against hamas with growing public anger over the humanitarian crisis in gaza. polls show growing disapproval of his handling of the conflict. but among college students, recent polls show the conflict in the middle east ranks lower than concerns about health care, education, the economy, and civil rights. in his speech, the president called out what's been happening on campuses. >> there's no place on any america, for a

cbs's ed o'keefe is at the white house with more on the president's message. >> we have seen a ferociousf anti-semitism in america and around the world. >> free, free palestine! >> reporter: after weeks of protests upending college campuses, president biden once again today condemned anti-semitism and said he fears widely accepted behaviors that led to the holocaust are reemerging. >> it was hamas that unleashed this terror. it was hamas that brutalized israelis. it was hamas that took and continues to hold hostages. i have not forgotten, nor have you, and we will not forget. >> reporter: the president has struggled to balance his support for israel's ongoing military campaign against hamas with growing public anger over the humanitarian crisis in gaza. polls show growing disapproval of his handling of the conflict, but among college students, recent polls show the conflict in the middle east ranks lower than concerns about health care, education, the economy, and civil rights. in his speech, the president called out what has been happening on campuses. >> there is no place on any campus

cbs's ed o'keefe reports from the white house. >> it's time for this war to e end. the day after you begin. >> reporter: president biden's endorsement of a new cease-fire plan came a day after a top israeli security official said his country is preparing for at least seven more months of war. the presidents at the latest proposal may be the best chance for peace. >> it's a road map to an enduring cease-fire and the release of all hostages. >> reporter: the three-based plan transmitted by israeli officials to hamas leadership by qatar would start with a six talks of a permanent into the war, a withdrawal of israeli military forces from gaza's population centers, and the release of elderly and female hn exchange for hundreds of palestinians and israeli. and 600 trucks of desperately needed humanitarian aid would be allowed into gaza each day. >> hamas says it wants a cease-fire. this deal is an opportunity to prove whether they really mean it. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his coalition government authorized the cease-fire proposal, but h

we can go to cbs news senior white house and political correspondent ed o'keefe in arizona followingreat to see you. this is the first time rudy giuliani appeared in court for his arraignment. tell us what hapns. >> he only appeared virtually, phoning it in from wherever he was to this courtroom in phoenix to answer to charges he is part of a scheme involving 17 other republican leaders charged with fraud, forgery and conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential elections in arizona. it is a collection of arizona-based republican leaders and trump aligned activists and aides. the former mayor is one of them, mark meadows is another, an attorney named john eastman, pushing the theory of the case most strongly. and a woman who oversees the election integrity, the republican national committee those charged. bottom line, the democratic attorney general of arizona sa they tried to flaunt the rule of arizona ands. it is a case not unlike we are seeing in michigan, georgia, nevada and new mexico. a collection of republicans upset with, concerned about results of elections, t

ed, cens a white substance is sent to his kids homewhite s and nowo unfairly convicted of a made up crimf made-up e in a soviet stye show trial orchestrated by democrats in their bluest venue. >> hatred and fear dominate the democrat ruling class. they hate trump more than they love the country and fear that you'll put him back in power. in that way, they hate all you because power is all they love and they're willingng to do anything to cling to it. >> they're willing to destroy the ruleitre wy th of law. the republic has been wounded by weak lawyers and talentlesspi political bloodhoundtis. in con >> but remain confident that the american people's amere of fairness and justice will prevail and that these evil men and women will be vanquished. and the injustice rectifie dn on and the stain on our democracy washed away. remain steady and calm and focused on the goal. juries don't decide our election. you do. so do what's right. we can't take this anymore. trump attorney todd blanche is here now. diodd your client get a fair trial? >> i mean, no, i don't think'vee so. i mean, we've been sa

ed: if u.s. prosecutors, this is a big white collar crime case. it's up there in terms of the sail and the action by their offices, with what happened with f.t.x. and others. what are you expecting to happen? how many days, weeks will this go on for? >> it could take a number of weeks. remember, as we've been talking about, we could hear from witnesses as soon as today. one of the early witnesses, very early on in this trial, will be, for example, counter parties over at u.b.s. that was on the other end of the bill hwang call when it came to asking for margin. now, i would also say, remember, there are two people that worked there that pled guilty and can also be testified throughout the course of this trial in those weeks. one big question mark was how much they acted alone or because of the culture and directed by bill hwang to do so. this will get quite contentious, because we know that the defense plans to show that the banks act on their own. you saw it, this idea banks were falling over themselves to work for bill hwang when he was at his he

so we wrote an op-ed, we put a white house email address at the bottom and said anyone can write to us about this. what are the things the american public should be asking for or how should we be thinking about ai technology in the context of american society? we spent almost one year talking to schoolteachers and high school students and lots of experts. and folks in local and state government. to sort of get a sense of what they needed and what they were worried about. and also to distill from some really good business partners in some instances, and a lot of technological experts, what is the best in class we know we can do, the subtitle of the ai bill of rights is about making the principles into practice is. the system should be safe and effective. it shouldn't discriminate against you, there should be privacy. we were basically distilling the common sense things people were telling us they wanted and then trying to really flag, what were those initial things we know we can do. we call red teaming broadly. risk assessment, third-party audits of algorithms as a way to flag how we m

ed. the enquirer guy responds, wave the white flag, it's over, people. that was the mind state of the people doing these secret deals. it was that month that there was nervousness because cohen was trying walk away without paying anything. my guy's in five states today. three or four or five. there's nothing i can do. i'm doing everything i can with some expletives as well. the point is think about it. there's nothing cohen could do because he needed donald trump's personal sign off and if he was flying around in the air or on stage, he couldn't get to him. and if he couldn't get to him, he couldn't sign off. that undercuts what trump's defense lawyers will tell you. the denial that i told you about that well, maybe cohen did it all on his own or maybe you can't believe what cohen says since he got in trouble. the receipt, the text shows at the time, in secret, before they had any idea any of this would ever go public this way, cohen's story checks out. what they're going to tell the jury here, i'm not quoting this part yet. this is what you would get in

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then to the best their endowments from israel this is an op-ed in the journal from the editorial board rules for campus radicals, 2024. the whitese press secretary karine jean-pierre pressed on why it took so long for the president to address this, watch this. >> why did it take them so long to make the remarks today. >> he does it need to follow anyone or someone else, there's no violence we believe all americans have the right to peacefully protest. and that is important just as long within the law so the president wanted to make sure once again, he spoken multiple times about that calling out hateful rhetoric. in this case colina anti-semitism. the president, if anything has been a leader on this. maria: what do you think, ashley, was that the right commentary from the white house press secretary? >> absolutely not, it was obviously ten days way too long and obviously it was a political issue for him he's afraid of what's happening in michigan with the protesters that are mad at him with israel and other progressive democrats it was completely political to wait this long. maria: you are right it was political but that's not

"wall street journal" op-ed board biden slaps an arms embargo an israel saying the message from the white house is that israel shouldn't have large bombs or small bombs, dumb or smart bombs and no tanks or artillery. israel would use the weapons. israel is fighting a seven-front war that it did not start. >> bill: now is the time to use them. so much for iron clad. doug burgum. it was called a senior moment when it comes to israel. >> unbelievable we're in completely new territory for a president of the united states because we've always had a rule which is don't negotiate with terrorists. joe biden has gone beyond that and negotiating for the terrorists. he has put a red line for israel, for our ally, and when you think about that, think of every one of our allies around the world watching this and going wow, israel is supposed to be america's top ally and the president is threatening them? how about joe biden saying we'll keep providing weapons until you release the hostages, hamas. he should be negotiating alongside of israel. he is on the opposite side of the table. if president trump

he wrote an op-ed in 2015 calling out the movement, saying many of them are unapologetically white nationalists, hate interracial adoption, and other race mixing practices, and think about the issue of immigration, primarily, if not exclusively, in racial terms. french and his wife were quickly bombarded with threats from the alt-right trolls. as nancy french writes, the most disturbing attack targeted their ethiopian daughter, naomi. they were sent images of the seven-year-old in a gas chamber with donald trump, wearing a nazi uniform and pulling a gas lever. it only got worse when david french briefly considered running as a third-party candidate in 2016. here he is on msnbc, after he nixed the idea, talking about the emotional toll these attacks had on his family. >> i have been up against trump for some time, and the assault on my family have been overwhelming, just as a writer. that online racist mob is very fond of pointing out that i have a multiracial family, so they have gone after my daughter in the worst way imaginable. >> just a few months later, unlikely candidate donald trump was

he wrote an op ed in 2015 calling out the movement saying quote, many of them are white nationalists,l adoption, and other race mixing practices. french and his wife and ghost writer nancy were quickly bombarded with threats from the alt right troll. as french writes in her new book ghosted, an american story, the most disturbing attack was of their adopted daughter naomi. the vitriol only got worse when david french briefly considered running as a third party candidate in 2016. here he is on msnbc after nixing the idea talking at the the mental and emotional toll these attacks had on his family. >> i have been against trump for some time, and the assaults on my family have been overwhelming just as a writer. that online racist mob is very fond of pointing out you have a multiracial family, so they've gone after my youngest daughter in the worst way imaginable. >> and just a few months later, unlikely candidate donald trump was elected president of the united states, and the french family's nightmare was far from over. 2018, nancy french received a call from the fbi informing her that

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now the fear is the white house will soon cut hundreds of millions of dollars from the crime victims fund, first established by the victims of crime act. in a recent op ed published in san jose spotlight, one santa clara county victims rights group says that it may lead to $2 million in cuts locally starting in october. now, they're urging governor gavin newsom and state lawmakers to cover the shortfall. we spoke with community solutions out of south bay, the nonprofit expects to lose nearly 20% of its funding, barring a rescue plan, because we don't want to turn anybody away, particularly when they're in need, when they're fleeing an abusive situation, we're going to have to reduce the breadth and depth of services and again, going back to band-aid solutions, that is not going to be supportive to any maybe in the immediate crisis it might help, but it's not going to support any long term impact or change or help survivors get to a place of healing and security. now, there is one bill currently working its way through the legislature. it will indeed bridge the gap, but it is still in the committee stage. a very prestigious honor for longtime bay area la

ed. and howard who has a boss trying to help trump said at the time according to the texts, wave the white flag. it's over, people. davidson said the enquirer then backed out. and that with the stormy daniels concept is why he ended up negotiates directly with cohen. prosecutors asked did you believe cohen was going to be the ultimate source of the funds and this is where the sordid plot took a turn. he responded never. never prior to the funding. the prosecutors say where did you understand the money would come from? he discussed his frustration today saying dylan tells me push for the cash. and he testifies it is one more snafu. i thought cohen was trying to kick the can down the road until after the election. at this point, you may say why did the prosecutor spend so much time on those little details? you might say why is the newscaster spending so much time on those details? because they are not little details. they go to the heart of the criminal motive the da is trying to move. if this was all just a cover-up of private stuff, you don't get that second crime. there is probably still

election, a new "washington post" op-ed says that young voters are not as liberal as you think, pointing out this discontent might deny what they need to hold whiteg me federalist contributor cofounder, great to have you this morning thanks very much for being here mou how would you assess the young voter today who they are betting on for president. >> a great question you know i think a lot of young people, want to vote for democrats, right, they are at heart but disillusioned, many of them i think saying we can't take it anymore it comes from failure to get forgive student loans. >> feel biden supporting -- other people on side of as mr. yabz the economy trying to start new lives can't afford groceries can't afford rent can't buy a home to say the alleviate they are really disillusioned, turning to collectivism instead of understanding why democrats at heart of a lot of issues buying, republicans capitalism, that is a really scary thing for the future to think about really, an opportunity for republicans to message to them i think in a really in a really positive way, but also scary if they don't, revenues could be party tee regulation party lo

ed hadat actually gone to talk to these administrators. you know what, laura but we had actually asked the administrators whether the white house reached outhre this campus only minutes away and only had they not reached out but the school was actually denied help by metropolitan police by mayor bowser and washington, d.c., and what is more horrifying, laura, this is a private university and there is trespassing happening but they also made a point to say s there was outside organizations that were bringing in people,e not students to the campus and in order to incite a lot of what you are seeing on therowd screen right now. to go further,, there were peoe inin the crowds, laura, that th administrator were saying holding final solutions. i that is absolute racism. what we are findin g come oft st these people are going into the universities and a lot of them are not students and funded by leftist organizations.n we went congressman jail paul gave an answer when asked about anti-semitism. watch. >> what would your messaget wh n a jewish student that doesn't feel welcome on campus rightto now? stu >> the message is the same to a jewish stude

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