no offense wells fargo. and now, it needs to and has become a community where people live, work and play, and our vacant to vibrant program is just another opportunity to allow for so many small businesses that would never have the opportunity, nor the investors to open up a pop up to determine whether or not they can be successful in a community like downtown. well you know what? there were 9 in the first cohort and as simon said, 7 of those 9 have signed leases to continue! [applause] that is huge and it also gives me hope for the next cohort to be here and to be a part of the fabric of what makes san francisco so special. our neighborhoods are thriving. in fact, the city provides the first year free where we wave all city fees for those who are starting new businesses. we are seeing thousands of new businesses pop up in communities. we were not having the same success downtown. vacant to vibrant has changed the game and not only has wells fargo made this investment, but in my upcoming budget, not prepared

no offense wells fargo.become a community where people live, work and play, and our vacant to vibrant program is just another opportunity to allow for so many small businesses that would never have the opportunity, nor the investors to open up a pop up to determine whether or not they can be successful in a community like downtown. well you know what? there were 9 in the first cohort and as simon said, 7 of those 9 have signed leases to continue! [applause] that is huge and it also gives me hope for the next cohort to be here and to be a part of the fabric of what makes san francisco so special. our neighborhoods are thriving. in fact, the city provides the first year free where we wave all city fees for those who are starting new businesses. we are seeing thousands of new businesses pop up in communities. we were not having the same success downtown. vacant to vibrant has changed the game and not only has wells fargo made this investment, but in my upcoming budget, not prepared to announce it today, but the

i called wells fargo repeatedly. i still thought i was going to get our money back on march 10 my claim was denied. they said i had processed the transaction successfully and there was no fault found. within 24 hours of the scam i filed paperwork with the ftc and the local police. neither of them gave me any reason to believe they're going to be able to resolve this case. in fact, both of them just told him it will take this information in case we get those numbers on it hit someplace else. looking back on it, wells fargo website did have a warning about sending payments to people similar to make sure you have the right number because once it is sent, it is gone. there were no big warnings like there are now. not long after the scam happened to us, wells fargo did sent updated notices for zelle transfers spelling out they are not responsible for certain electronic transfers. none of that existed when we were defrauded. and now they ask a ton of questions before you can send money via zelle to a new user. they know wh

>> volunteers from the gap, jp morgan chase, levi strauss, visa and wells fargo all stepped outside theirice buildings and into the streets and parks of san francisco, ready to clean up. >> i guess that there's buckets over there together. >> the companies announced the creation of the downtown volunteer coalition. each company bringing 50 volunteers to clean and beautify the city of san francisco. anna walker from levi strauss, says the aim is to leverage their employees and make a difference in the city where they live or work. >> what we're really excited about is that it's volunteering, but it's getting it's being part of the community. it's engaging with the local businesses, the local nonprofits, learning more about the city and giving back. >> volunteers from those companies help to clean and beautify parks and public spaces, collecting any trash they saw, clearing pathways and even weeding. katie fitzsimmons from wells fargo says she hopes these first companies start off the project and attract others to follow in their footsteps. >> that's exactly the hope we have the first five

, explain >> so wells fargo setup is interesting from an options perspective and i think there's twoes over the next month or so. from now until june, options expiration, there could be a ceiling on the stock, june 21st, because there's a call wall at the june 62.5 strike heavy open interest there. seems to be sellers to open of these calls and what that does if the stock rallies it could slow trading down in that range and make it very difficult to get through that level and then the stock could trade more freely after june expiration just in time for what should be the release of the bank fed stress test out the last week in june and this is often a very large catalyst from the financial sector notably wells fargo where it's moved about 5.5% on average on an absolute basis each of the last four events and option markets are pricing much in so i would buy the calendar, lean into the call ceiling and sell the june 62 calls and buy the june 28, 62 calls, and hopefully get cheap upside for the potential bank stress test catalyst >> all right. >> all right thank you very much. ava, cart

>> yeah. >> seth: "fargo" - you met on "fargo" season two. >> yeah. >> seth: "power of the dog." >> yeahe right, i didn't think about that. >> seth: because let's be honest, i mean, i'm not gonna -- i mean, every actor is in some duds. >> i mean, we all are, yeah. >> seth: yeah. so the fact that you and your husband have managed to avoid the duds, it really says something about you guys. >> it like sets us up for failure. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] you know, what? my money on the next one, huge dud. >> dud, yeah, me too. [ laughter ] >> seth: but this -- this role was not -- jesse was not originally cast? >> no, he wasn't. it was another actor. and it happened during rehearsal that the actor dropped out, and jesse was there with the kids, and i suggested him, and -- >> seth: he just on -- he was nearby, just, like -- >> he's in atlanta with the kids, yeah. >> seth: now, did you suggest him, or was jesse like, "hey, you know --" >> i did. >> seth: okay. that's very nice. >> who wants to play that role, by the way? >> seth: i will say, he plays a real bad guy. >> yeah, and nobody wants to

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we had 140 thousand customers in over 120 countries around the world, making software in fargo, northa. we had partners and customers, and they didn't have the right to free speech in some of these countries. they didn't have the right to vote for him at the right to bear)y■■0 arms. so you grow appreciation like wow, we had a chance to build these businesses and communities jobs and change people's lives and bring young people back to north dakota and thrive and prosper because of the united states of america, and the customers we were serving didn't have the freedoms we had. so starting with my dad and with that experience, i am, like, this place is special. america. it's amazing. so in 2016, kids were growing up. we had an open seat and i decided to run for governor. lake jason said, i had never run for office before and i got elected the scene first time president trump did in 2016. i'll tell you, that was a party that night, we went in thinking i was going to have to be governor and a hillary clinton. [laughter] yikes. and we came out of that and it was, like, yeah, baby, this was

we start with well wells fargo cutting its price target from 960 down to 890.argin scrutiny comes into focus. shares down more than 9%. >>> micro devices or amd, bank of america slashing its prices. in addition to earnings, it cites premiums down. we have some price target hikes when it comes to amazon. citi raising its hikes. wells fargo going from 217 to 234 and bmo raising its target from 215 to 220. amazon shares up 2%, 2.5%. >>> coming up, we have the one word every investor needs to know today and kicking off the new trading month. why our next guest is looking for overseas opportunity. >>> also, we have a programming note. cnbc will bring you berkshire hathaway's annual shareholders meeting live from omaha live at 9:30 a.m. eastern time on cnbc. we'll be back right after this break. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." it's time for your w.e.x. wrap-up. nypd arrested dozens of anti-palestinian protesters. police will remain on campus until at least may 17th, two days after the graduation. >>> starbucks reported a 4% drop in same-store sales led by a

government has to withdraw the law because of the pressure from the streets on is national, oppressor fargo. these here, the ruling party makes it very clear that they don't really care about the opinion of brussels, for instance, who just size uh the, the, the, the, the bill inside the georgia us session would be covered at my, to shoot the failed to come along. uh, so definitely receive that something that is coming for us against the protests as and as the some of the actors are telling me that it's a, this is essential for the only party. it's a to, to make this bill cuz it's gonna have them in the next election in october of the bill will actually silence the opposition and stigmatize the n g as an election word stop. so it's a more about survival of the current government. us, some experts tell me ok, thank you for that. so if you're able to correspond the rear cuts of mazda in tbilisi, just want to remind you about top story. there's a israel has reopened the arrows border crossing into northern gaza, which has been closed since i'm us. as of october 7th attack attacks agencies have

rory mcilroy has won the wells fargo championship by five shots ahead of xander shauffele at quail hollow. the northern irishman had started the day one shot behind the american, but produced two eagles — including this one at the 15th — and five birdies in a final round of 65, to win the tournament for the fourth time in his career — his 26th pga title - and setting him up nicely for next week, and the second major of the year, the uspga at valhalla in kentucky. novak djokovic suffered a surprise, and heavy defeat at the italian open, but he's suggested that could be partly because he was accidentally struck on the head by a spectator�*s bottle on friday. the world number one is apparently �*concerned', and will need medical tests despite showing up to practice on saturday mocking the incident by wearing a bicycle helmet. djokovic was beaten 6—2 6—3 injust 67 minutes by chile's alejandro tabilo in rome. the six—time champion committing 22 unforced errors, serving five double faults and failing to create a single break point. yesterday was pretty fine. so i thought, you know, it's ok, but

with titles over the past two weekends, incuding a brilliant final round on sunday to win the wells fargoeel good, obviously had a great day on sunday with, you know, at a golf course that i have grown to love over the years and had a lot of success at. coming to a venue where i have had some success at before as well. obviously get to go back to quail hollow every year. don't get to come back here too much. this is the first time today i was on the golf course since ten years ago so it was good to refamiliarise myself with the place. tennis: aryna sabalenka cruised into the semi—finals of the italian open. she tookjust an hour and 13 minutes to see off jelena 0stapenko in straight sets. sabalenka will face danielle collins next. alex albon has signed a new contract with the williams formula one team till at least the end of 2026. the british—born thai driver has been with the oxfordshire based team since 2022. his current contract was due to expire at the end of next season. williams say it's a multi—year extension that takes albon into formula i's new regulation period, which starts in

and businessman was only known as the ex husband, a form of justice minister, each fargo who had to step down in the wake of a federal 5 pardon scandal that scandal resulted in the resignation of hungry school. my president and a smudge are ex wife from our post as m p and the delphi this european parliament. please note, since then mode, your opening accuses the system he's been part of as for opt of cause problem is subject to obama. quote, the head of the mafia, state money or is steering up the country for the 1st time in more than a decade, prominence to all bodies, possibly facing a serious challenge. his problem, like in the liberal world, capital budapest lodge are, is not very well known in other parts of the country, especially in the east, a rural area, and strong coal built for bonds, ruling fittest parties. no, i don't know him, doesn't ring a bell. a need to go and what do you think? what's his profession? when he got full blacklist, how can you hear me? not sure. i a sing or a star that it felt. i mean, i guess you should have that to do a present or performer new sort of

award, officer robinson earned the medal of honor from the fraternal order of place, was named the fargo police department's 2023 officer of the year, and the 2023 national rifle association law enforcement officer of the year. several months after the shooting, he was asked what he thought of being called a hero and said he was, quote, grateful to be in the right place at the right time to do what needed to be done. i was just able to react and eliminate the shooter before he had the chance to hurt anybody else. it's been said that heroes are ordinary people who do extraordinary things. and while zach's extraordinary act of heroism is what was celebrated sunday night in washington, d.c., it is his humility that stands out the most to me. this is a characteristic, by the way, that's shared by his fellow officers who were involved in the horrific events of that day in fargo. officers haas and dotis project noble strength and concern for others, never shining the spotlight on themselves. and while it's not surprising, it is always encouraging. officer robinson's story, his refusal to yield

there, d fargo. roger, i again. houston, you're looking good. we can see the markings that a rendezvous when it looks like you get that right out of capture. jennifer? yes, r.sl snap. and we're there. got to grace. aka charlie. ca rank three day numbers on the lam, right? docking when the during the docking, apollo ten encountered itlem. the mylar containing the insulation on the spacecraft had broken releasi a snowstorm of fiberglass in the zero gravity. wng to have a heck of a cleaning job here. they have separation. al seal, all of the valve is really a heck of a mess up for apollo 11, it would be fixed. and got our first they pulled live color pictures of the blue planet earth. charlie, this is it. it's hard. and describe your considerable personal -- guide. you can see the polarap in incredible. it all here saying its colors are really beautiful. that's great. and the plaque is black. but you ever coulde is a stafford young and cernan began their coast away fromdro's gravitypubrll them back. to control the temperature of space craft. they p

temperature across parts of the north fargo 44 degrees. as to the south of you in fargo.ry cold but not the case down across the south it's baking hot across a lot of mixing of the air mass starting to creep up a little bit closer to us. in fact a sout the south texas s watching heat indices around 117 incredibly hot. we have storms this morning across parts of the tennessee valley. and then later on this evening. say around dinnertime through around 10:00 p.m. major tornado threat across parts of oklahoma and kansas. eventually very heavy rain especially to kansas is a flooding threat. watch the could be large instructed tornadoes tomorrow. that threat was a little further to the east. parts of the ohio valley. this is the biggest term for today is to oklahoma say towards coal soot towards wichita especially in that area you see the darker colors were going to be watching. real quick look ahead toward the day on monday cut much of the central plains you deserve a break you're going to get it. for your day on monday the rain comes back there at bistate wednesday and maybe

fargo. roger, i again. houston, you're looking good. we can see m a rendezvous when it looks like you get that right out of capture.jennifer? yes, roger. slap snap. and we're there. got to grace. roger astronauts, aka charlie. gene we can rank three day numbers on the lam, t?dockg whee docking, apollo tenounted its first problem. the mylar containing the insulation on theaft d broken releasing a snowstorm of fiberglass inhe zo gravity. hey, we're going to have a heck of a cleaning job here. e separation. all of the seal, all of the valve is really a heck of a mess here for apollo 11, it would fixed. then we watched as theyulled of the s4b and got our first live color pictures of the blue planet earth. charlie, this is it. it's hard. and describe your considerable personal -- guide. e the polar cap in incredible. we it all here saying its colors are really beautiful. that's great. and the plaque is black. but you ever c conceive is a setting for all this, right. so stafford young and cernan began their coast away from earth, their speed,

what a weekend it was for rory mcilroy, who won the wells fargo championship for a fourth time.nder schauffele, but he produced two eagles and five birdies in a final round of 65 to finish five shots ahead of the american at quail hollow in north carolina — the scene of mcilroy�*s very first tour win 14 years ago. familiarity could work for him this weekend too as the uspga is at valhalla in kentucky, where he won the last of his four major titles ten years ago. i'm away better player now than i was back then. i have had the winds, i've done everything else there is to do in the game since 2014. the only thing i need to do is get another major and a wind like this going into the pga championship next week is a good way to prepare for that. lots more on the bbc sport website and app. i will be back throughout the afternoon, before now, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. i'm lauren taylor. more of our top story this hour, as an inquiry set up to discover why some women have traumatic experiences in childbirth has called for a huge overhaul of maternity and post—natal care. the rep

[applause] for his courage and bravery, and for relieving the city of fargo of another violent criminalus hear it loud for nra's law enforcement officer of the year, officer zach robinson! please stand and be recognized. [applause] [applause] >> i have one other important piece of this. today is the date we remember the brave souls and sacrifice of our men and women who put service above self. today is armed forces day. if you are a current or past member of the armed forces, please stand and let us make this room or with our appreciation. thank you. [applause] thank you all for your service. president donald trump is here but he is doing some news interviews that he will be out shortly along with randy and the nra executive director. please stretch your legs and of the program will continue shortly. thank you very much. ♪ ♪ ♪ host: here is a story in politico, having spent months avoiding direct engagement on when and where to debate, both donald trump and it joe biden seem to agree on a time and a place in a matter of minutes on wednesday. setting up high-stakes showdowns in late june

rory mcilroy had a solid opening round at the wells fargo championship in north carolina — an event hemuch at home. he said the people of charlotte had treated him as one of their own since he took his very first tour title there 1a years ago. mcilroy fired a a—under—par 67 to finish the day three shots behind the leader xander schauffele. they�*re building up to the second major of the season, the us pga championship, which starts next thursday at valhalla in kentucky. andy murray has decided to bring forward his return from an ankle injury in the run—up to the french open. he has been out of action since late march and has confirmed he�*ll play at the challenger event in bordeaux next week before taking up a wildcard at the geneva 0pen. he plans to play at the french open for what is likely to be the final time — that starts on 26th may. murray turns 37 next week and he�*s expected to retire at the end of the season. meanwhile another former grand slam champion, dominic thiem, has announced he�*ll definitely retire later this year. he�*s just 30, but a wrist injury derailed the 2020

>> volunteers from the gap, jp morgan chase, levi strauss, visa, and wells fargo all stepped outside their office buildings and into the streets and parks of san francisco, ready to clean up. there's buckets over there. together, the companies announced the creation of the downtown volunteer coalition, each company bringing 50 volunteers to clean and beautify the city of san francisco. anna walker, from levi strauss, says the aim is to leverage their employees and make a difference in the city, where they live or work. what we're really excited about is that it's volunteering, but it's getting it's being part of the community. >> it's engaging with the local businesses, the local nonprofits, learning more about the city and giving back. >> volunteers from those companies help to clean and beautify parks and public spaces, collecting any trash they saw, clearing pathways, and even weeding. katie fitzsimmons from wells fargo says she hopes these first companies start off the project and attract others to follow in their footsteps. >> that's exactly the hope we have the first five compa

acknowledge well affording you know how to hard to support we need income to support us since 2005 wells fargo has been helpful i want recognize. >> (calling names.) >>. thank you very much. (clapping.) and, of course. >> (calling names.) >> i don't know if kathy is here yet. not yet? >> and u.s. bank thank you, not only public sponsor but helped with the 20th anniversary celebration and thank you for that and this year we have are so happy to welcome now sponsors. and want to welcome you to join us champions and 90 yell and thank you, for joining us and have two any sponsors i want to recognize them san francisco giants and winner and andrew's thank you for being here. and a new porn this year it takes a lot to put it together with the sponsors and really amazing and in i always want to keep us going and what is keeping us going the feeling we're doing in together and doing something together and this is who we are celebrating this month and the amazing website we put together and to learn more about the communities and find nothing to do and port of organizations. um, did i mace anything i'm

acknowledge well affording you know how to hard to support we need income to support us since 2005 wells fargo has been helpful i want recognize. >> (calling names.) >>. thank you very much. (clapping.) and, of course. >> (calling names.) >> i don't know if kathy is here yet. not yet? >> and u.s. bank thank you, not only public sponsor but helped with the 20th anniversary celebration and thank you for that and this year we have are so happy to welcome now sponsors. and want to welcome you to join us champions and 90 yell and thank you, for joining us and have two any sponsors i want to recognize them san francisco giants and winner and andrew's thank you for being here. and a new porn this year it takes a lot to put it together with the sponsors and really amazing and in i always want to keep us going and what is keeping us going the feeling we're doing in together and doing something together and this is who we are celebrating this month and the amazing website we put together and to learn more about the communities and find nothing to do and port of organizations. um, did i mace anything i'm

, over near the wells fargo headquarters here in san francisco.itely encourage you folks to go check that one out. it's going to be a lot of fun. and also check out our closing ceremony, which is happening on friday over at the emporium at the san francisco center is going to be a lot of fun. so i hope you folks to see everybody there. >> yeah, i was actually at the salesforce tower after i finished my workout. >> i checked out a lot of the vendors, some really great products being offered at that event. this is your 20th year for small business week. talk a little bit about why it's so important, especially now. >> well, i think it's important to elucidate the value that a lot of our small businesses provide to san francisco outside of just providing transactions. i think the beautiful thing about small businesses in general is that a lot of them do an incredible job of providing transactions without being transactional, and they also do an incredible job of capturing the local culture. they rely a lot on their local community in order for them t