companies to not only look for practicality, but also for good prices and the octavia and to the ford focus of course uh in the way cheaper than a superb r o b w. besides the new sco just the pub estates is full sent to me just knowing that the previous model. and so let me narrow it to. it also has more headwind. the sleet, the headlights are available. i there is full l e d o by any d matrix versions. the interior of the sup up station wagon is just as you would expect from a top notch car in a column make us portfolio. everything is high quality. you have some nice material, it's very, very nicely executed, finishes things i don't like 1st, that is the high exhaust black parts that you will find, arrive here at the steering wheel and in the center console just because of the fact that those liked to attract dust fingerprints and also scratches picky though . testing may be it seems to be a little say plenty to do to print now 2 of the things i really like, everything else. so the steering wheel, i'll scroll down always looks very nice, especially with those buttons and rolls where you ca

busy was also some s u, v is about the top 3 of the station wagon and the number one is the ford focus station wagon. the 2nd one is also let's go to a belt tavia station wagon which is basically a smaller version of this apart. so it's nice case the vw posada state followed by the say, these bens tlc, this godaddy, kodiak, the previous generation, see the states, the gulf of states this go to and yet the, the mercedes benz c comes and the bmw 70 iphone. but back to the see, they can see that companies to not only look for practicality, but also for good prices, and the old tavia and the ford focus of course uh in the way cheaper than a superb r o b w plus as the new sco just see pub estates is full sent to me just knowing that the previous model. and so let me narrow it to. it also has more headwind. the sleet headlights are available. i there is full l e d o by any d matrix versions. the interior of the pub station wagon is just as you would expect from a top notch car in a column make s portfolio. everything is high quality. yeah. some nice material. it's very, very nicely executed.

instead of the first collision with a ford focus , it was a fairly decent distance to embankment, where the mercedes hit the child. several hours after the accident, they rushed to report that the car’s brakes had failed, even before the investigation was completed and even before examination of the car, now one of the versions is that supposedly his brakes failed, i don’t believe in this, because yes, in the video you can see, on the dimensions, if there were brakes, he pressed the brakes, then they would have worked at the back, the brake lights would have been on these signals, yes, they weren’t there, they’re not on the video, local residents said different things right after the accident, some say brakes, some say... confused on the gas, pressed, they say, he was all drunk, the driver, well, you know, the judge there is a judge, but a sober person, excuse me for such a speed, but they say he was flying at a crazy speed. anatoly gorgolin is 72 years old, he worked in the maykop city court for more than 30 years, he retired in 2014, he is now the deputy chairman of the council of vet

instead of the first collision with a ford focus car , it was a fairly decent distance, about 200 meters naberezhnoe, where the mercedes hit the child. and all this time, the mercedes was flying at some cosmic speed along this road. there could have been more victims. near the stadium, public transport stop, restaurant. it's the employees of the establishment. they were the first to rush to help the wounded, there was a boy with a scooter, standing right here, and he just flew in on the cameras and the boy, he ran straight towards him, that is, he wanted to run deep into there, but he didn’t have time, and he directly hit the boy, in the local the press, with references to their sources in law enforcement agencies, a few hours after the accident , hastened to report that the car’s brakes had failed, even before the end of the investigation and even before the car was examined, now one of the versions is that it supposedly has... brakes, i don’t believe in this, because even in the video you can see, on the dimensions, if there were brakes, he pressed the brakes, then they would have work

>> 2005 ford focus. >> a little car. >> yeah, a little car. >> if you try telling him he was on his wayy. that was exactly what was to happen. >> i looked in my rearview mirror and i could see a couple cop cars. there's sirens and a black suv. i thought that guy must've been going too quick. you know, and is getting pulled over. >> this is dash cam video from one of the police cars and you may recognize it. the same dramatic high-speed case footage we showed at the beginning of the story. >> i looked back and they were still following this guy. that's when i knew something was a little off. why is this guy not pulling over? >> the driver pulled up to the little red car in the right- hand lane. >> this black suv is on my tail. he was making swerving gestures like swipes. this type of motion. i remember putting two hands on the wheel and he had to meet. >> freeze-frame that moment. what is going on? >> once he hit me i knew these guys are running. obviously, it was like you were not going to hit me and keep going with two cops on you unless something is going on. >> adam watched as the bl

as i liook at the greater focus that's probably not great for ford and gm.er ford since october, and fstit's been a masv move built around the original ice business, with hybrid dynamic, without a focus on av, that's why it's rallied. >> phil brought up that the rental market doesn't want evs if you're uber users in new york city, there's a ton of low end, you know, teslas they have just been kind of dumped on to the uber, whoever the uber drivers are i know there's organizations that buy and lease them out. t tesla can't get out of its own way. it's surprising coming out of my mouth. you think about this i think that the rental channel was something they were ays nestic about and that'go aw. >> up next, final trades i'd seen this before... or, had i? ♪ ♪ what was this ai treachery? i needed some help. good thing i knew someone... or... some-thing. [ a.i. copilot ] glad you called, j. [ a.i. copilot ] it's time for an upgrade. awesome. ♪ ♪ [ inner monologue ] my path became clear. ♪ ♪ i knew what i had to do. because they never stop. no time to waste. this i

focus on autos. we are chatting with former ford ceo mark fields. >>> it is not just traditional sectors, but new a.isports tackle the time-consumer jobs we have julia boorstin with a closer look. >> reporter: the nba has 30 teams with over 1,200 regular season games putting together the schedule was traditionally a tedious, manual process it has improved the last decade thanks to software that process has gotten faster thanks to artificial intelligence starting with the pilot last summer, the league partnered with and inn vvested in a.i. startup fast break to bring together the schedule. it plans matchups and designs travel around rest days and player health and venue availability evan wash who runs the strategy and analytics division, says they can design road trips for teams and eliminates the number of flights traveled. >> it helps with the system which goes and pores over billions and trillions of potential schedules because the number of schedules is astronomical it is able to return back the schedules that best meet the constraints. >> reporter: the nba is part of the growing group of leagues

and public schools was the focus of a congressional hearing wednesday, three school district leaders from across the u.s. including berkeley unified superintendent nikki ford, morthal, faced intense scrutiny. >> how can we stop this? you've been accused of doing nothing and turning a blind eye. what are you doing with teachers? teachers that are that are teaching hate? have you fired any? have you gotten rid of any congressional leaders? >> questioned berkeley unified about serious allegations, kids playing salute songs to their jewish classmates, chants of kill israel! martel's appearance comes as the u.s. education department investigates the district's response to anti-semitic incidents. >> anti-semitic incidents in our schools are never acceptable, and they are not who we are. >> morthal acknowledges the district has received complaints alleging anti-semitism in nine incidents since the israel-hamas war began in october. but she says anti-semitism is not pervasive in the district. >> when investigations show that an anti-semite event has occurred, we take action to teach correct and redirect our students. we do not publicly share our actions because st

focus on movies. one of the more eagerly awaited films in competition this year is megalopolis from legendary 85—year—old us director francis fordh adam driver playing an architect who believes he can stop time. time, stop! during the 12—day festival, cannes exists as a world apart, a film lover's paradise packed with screenings and glitzy events. but the harsh realities of the outside world won't be kept at bay this year, because they'll be evident in several festival films. an air raid siren in kyiv can be heard in a funeral scene in the haunting cannes documentary called the invasion. it comes from one of ukraine's foremost film—makers, sergei loznitsa. it's a mammoth work involving a series of carefully composed extended sequences showing life in ukraine since the invasion. and the israel—gaza conflict will no doubt colour how festivalgoers perceive the cannes film the belle from gaza, a documentary in which transgender women, several from palestinian families, are seen on the streets of tel aviv discussing their lives. and while former president donald trump sits in a new york courtroom 4,000 miles from cannes, one of the b

focus of a congressional hearing wednesday. three school district leaders from across the u.s. including berkeley unified superintendent anika ford morthal, faced intense scrutiny. >> how can we stop this? you've been accused of doing nothing and turning a blind eye. what are you doing with teachers? teachers that are that are teaching hate? have you fired any? have you gotten rid of any congressional leaders? >> questioned berkeley unified about serious allegations, kids playing salute songs to their jewish classmates, chants of kill israel! martel's appearance comes as the u.s. education department investigates the district's response to anti-semitic incidents. >> anti-semitic incidents in our schools are never acceptable, and they are not who we are. >> morthal acknowledges the district has received complaints alleging anti-semitism in nine incidents since the israel-hamas war began in october. but she says anti-semitism is not pervasive in the district. >> one investigation showed that an anti-semitic event has occurred. we take action to teach, correct and redirect our students. we do not publicly share our actions because s

ford and dignitaries so, but there's a set of shorts. you're expecting the coffins also to be taken to the freedom square here. right? right. so once this funeral is over, the focus is going to be on uh, electing. the next few radian president, and that will be in about 50 days or so how, how do we radians feel about the prospect of returning to the policy in 50 days? be so the presidential election of the search for june 28th. and so the candidates are going to apply to ron, starting from may to the, to the turn of june. and then that the, the campaigns are going to start from the, from june 12 until june 27th. however, here, one of the issue in iran is to turn out that recent elections. we have some, you have seen a trend of decline lead to turn out that is quite concerned for the project, an establishment here. and many people believe that the reason for that low turn out is that more and more here, engines are losing faith in the elections that it could bring any change. so the particular establishment on the other hand wants to hydro now, because to additionally, the high turnouts as will be the primary source of the list them for the particular establishmen

maintain critical recreation services with a focus on offering welcoming equitable opportunities were also make a difference in our urban environment. ford'service and partners are planning to maintain trees and the cities and suburbs for 84% of americans live. teresa met extreme heat and climate change also 2025 budget returns basic funding to most programs this includes forest products which are vital to sustain rural communities this includes sustainable timber supply photo it's a critical component part of a market-driven system we do not control markets we can support industry through forest products and wouldld innovation want to help adapt and modernize. the current industry adopts the agency is taken strives to support the existing industry but one investing over the last three years directly supporting sawmills other manufacturing facilities. when baskets with mills transport program authorize contracts to provide relief from the decline of demand for the paper products. in closing, we are fully committed to me the challenges beforein us with resources congress has provided and the people of america deserve nothing less than to se

ford stock? [laughter] >> actually we do own toyota but that is because they have had a much better approach to this they haven't forced it. they focusric vehicles, going crazy on electric vehicles. the thing is prices set when supply and demand r the government should not be in the business of telling people what they should own and why. certainly with some sort of completely artificial time frame on electric vehicles which happen to be perhaps the least green product you can possibly come up with. larry: right. >> they're developed with extracted materials. so the whole thing is crazy. larry: it's wonderful they're putting tariffs on china batteries and so forth because nobody wants stuff anyway, nobody wants stuff anyway. they can put something on china for buying oil of iran and russia and financing two wars against the united states. that bidens will never do. e.j. antoni, moving right along, a very poor michigan consumer confidence sentiment survey really plunged from 79 1/2 to 67 and a 1/2. inflation expectations have gone up. we have a chart, you can see by the way at roughly 67ish where it is today, look where it was under t

with 36 points and 12 fords in a 133128 when boston showing they may have finally learned from past mistakes when they'd been their own worst enemy in terms because of a lack of focusnd execution, not this time to the nba playoffs you just got to manage your emotions at a game. >> anything can happen the game is not over until the final whistle. the file and the final buzzer sounds. and that was a good example of that. and it's not over until it's over in moved onto way to win his game at the very fresh off winning the pga championship on sunday, golfer xander schauffele telling cnn sound riddell, he believes world number one, scottie scheffler is a good person and isn't someone who should be facing criminal charges. scheffler arrested and charged with four counts, including felony, second-degree assault after reportedly trying to drive five around the scene of a fatal crash outside the course and louisville on friday morning guys are really good guy i know fairly well now competing against it sharing your video table with them, so i know he's a good dude and there's no mal intent meant by him. >> so i just hope the family of the past is okay oh and i hope scottie

ford is shaking up its c-suite of executives. sherry house is set to become the cfo this year. current cfo john lawler will become the vice chair and focusng square founder bill ackman was criticized for his attacks on diversity and inclusion policies. in a closed-door discussion at the milken conference in los angeles. he previously labeled dei initiatives as inherently racist and illegal. at least one speaker said his comments reflected a poor understanding of the civil rights movement. in a statement issued afterward, ackman says he has written thousands of words on the topic and asked people to read them fully to fully understand his perspective. jonathan: thank you. enjoy your weekend. i feel like i need to say on the record, neil dutta did have thoughts on gucci, just didn't have time to share them. it is amazing that economists can look at the same data and have two very different views. neil talking about a welcome cooling, deterioration over at citi. they are saying watching for weakness. dani: also you have others talking about. ellen zentner at morgan stanley saying we are going to get three this year. jonathan: without a doub