garner points out this hasn't really worked. the last five years, we have the steady low volatility rallies during the summer doldrums we've had good rallies in the summer months. at the same time, when you look at the s&p 500 futures traders, they're sitting on one of the largest net short positions in history. in other words, people have been very aggressively against the stock market so if we get any lift at all, garner expects that to fuel a wave of short covering which will then lead to a bigger upside that puts the s&p 500 futures at 2.70 okay, right here we have a breakout above that level. get very, very exciting. longer term she wouldn't be surprised if they make the way to 5,070 i don't know a single strategist that thinks kit go that high i know it might sound crazy you to there is so much that is wrong with our economy practically everybody you hear from has been unrelentlessly negative about the market. but for garner that, pervasive negativity is one more reason to bet on rallies will rallies is what you get when t

garner is not discouraged.nks the same themes that allow copper to work earlier this year before the collapse should let it keep running. we still have a weaker dollar and volatility which is good for commodity prices this is important. i think a lot of people don't pay attention to copper. that's a mistake take a look at the weekly chart. although it's complicated, all right, garner points out that copper has been in an overall up trend since early 2020 once we started getting over the covid crash. copper tested the lower end of the trading range in the summer and fall of last year and now it's happening again based on both the line and 200-week moving average she thinks copper has a floor of support around $3.60 right there. we're at it. down a few cents from where it is actually. for her the floor represents the difference between a bull market in copper and bear market in copper that said if we get a temporary breakdown below the key level but only copper bounces back and puts in a weaker close above $3.60

frank garner reporting there. earlier i spoke _ ukraine. frank garner reporting there.ine. frank garner reporting there. earlier i spoke to a - ukraine. frank garner reporting l there. earlier i spoke to a former minister of infrastructure in ukraine and asked him his assessment on the fate of belgorod. using putin language during occupation of crimea, we should say that it's only good russians united and decided to fight bad russians. they went to candy shop, took there some weapons and armoured vehicles and attacked russian territory. kremlin is in shock because everybody finally realised that war is coming back to russia, and putin is one who destroys russian empire because his mad actions and attempts to occupy ukraine and to challenge civilised world will end in catastrophe for russian federation. yeah, i mean, so the russians have described them as "saboteurs". they've said they've crossed the borderfrom ukraine into the belgorod region, prompting a russian counterterrorism operation. it's very difficult to say exactly right now where they come from, but definitel

that way, could even help the active as to how behind the respond certainly allows the movement to garner to paint themselves in a more favorable light, it is an option, especially if it looks like this is disproportionate. if it seems like this is a response that is not warranted by accents of national ration that could actually help them garner more sympathy. and also we know from research and focused movement that it increases um support within the active this networks when they experience backlash by state institutions. the more refreshing there is the more they stick together. at the same time, it does also should not be under estimated. it is certainly a hit to their funding intern control structures. so definitely also if you go to the trash rules that creates problems for an observation as movement. so i'd say both of those factors play a role here next to the purchase price. so to, but the sand of a complex studies at the university of model. thanks so much for your input. thank you for having me or are, let's take a look now, some of the of the story is making headlines around t

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election after the country's main opposition party clinches victory in regional and local elections, garneringver 7 million votes. also coming up for you on the program, joe biden says a final bipartisan deal to raise the u.s. debt ceiling can now head to congress. the news comes following rather tense negotiations between democrats and republicans. ♪ >> our top story this hour, russia has fired a barrage of missiles at kyiv, sending residents fleeing for shelter in an unusual daytime attack on the ukrainian capital. the explosion rang out in kyiv as russia targeted the city for the second time into any four hours. ukraine says all of their russian missiles were shot down but one person in the central district was taken to hospital. . no major damage was reported. france 24's correspondent has the latest from the ukrainian capital. reporter: a day it was, rather scarier than usual. the attacks, there have been 16 of on the ukrainian capital, just this month of may already have happened at night, until today. people have gotten used to when the sirens going off during the day, thinking it is mo

turkey will likely need a second round of voting as neither president erdogan or his main rival garnered the minimum to declare victory. the negotiations appeared to gather momentum. stock futures remained flat. president zelenskyy received promises of fresh military support from italy, germany and france during the visits to the nation's capital. it is repressed and depressed, kind of a monday blues kind of thing. take me home country road i say. good morning. >> you know i am from virginia. this is what i have my eye on. if we are not getting any pickup with the debt still going on, will inflation be the thing? a one-two punch of lower sentiment and higher inflation expectations? question 12 years. >> toxic stagflation. the bottom line is whether you believe. those two moments when janet yellen flinched during that interview. it was whether the plan had been presented. she just hesitated and then there was just two moments of hesitation. good morning. >> bonds did very well back then. when it comes to this morning, sometimes they just take them through it. they did provide more funds.

gisele bundchen, kardashians and jennifer garner just a few. dedicated to karlagerfeld, known for leading fashion houses, including channel. i love the phrase fashion house. serena and her husband are expecting a second child. two a-listers showed up to the event as cats. le letto, and doja cat transformed into a cat. >> ashley: wait, that is jaredletto? >> todd: that is doja cat. or it could be one of the kardashians, several climate change protesters tried to crash the party, leading to arrestses. that is not doja cat. demonstrators claiming it is killing the environment and they are sitting in front of paris hilton's car. i want to hear your comments, yours are funnier. >> ashley: it is like a big costume party. >> todd: i got lucky, i was preparing to wear the cat today. >> ashley: was that jaredletto. >> todd: later today they wanted a blue suit, i got to put it off for another day. >> ashley: welcome back, todd. >> todd: climate change protests, activists urging americans to stop mowing their lawns, professional landscaper says it is a sc

hoped, so there is a growing less —— growing recognition that in order to mobilise opposition, to garnerwill have to get many more countries on board, stakeholders on board, thanjust these western dominated g7 countries. 50 these western dominated g7 countries-— these western dominated g7 countries. . , . countries. so what you expect president _ countries. so what you expect president zelensky _ countries. so what you expect president zelensky to - countries. so what you expect. president zelensky to say when countries. so what you expect - president zelensky to say when he addresses them on sunday injapan? he willjust renew his calls for support, financial support, calls for isolation of russia, diplomatically, economically, that is easier said than done, the g7 countries have said what they said, done that they have done, they have imposed sanctions, it's about getting wider buyers, this is a globalised interconnected economy, the world's second largest economy is china, and at the moment they are no closer to getting those bigger countries on board.— no closer to getting those bigger

how did the opposition parties manage to garner so much support? i manage to garner so much support?s always an assumption - support? i think there wasj always an assumption that opposition parties would do well. we've had nine years of the same kind of government. five of them were under military rule then the same man who led the coup became prime minister again. there was a feeling of weariness, that the old government wasn't doing very well. what no—one expected was this new, young party, move forward, with a radical agenda surging ahead of all the others. that's on the back of — they've caught a moment here in thailand. lots of young people who've often been out on the streets protesting want a proper democracy. they want an end to the laws that put people in prison for expressing their views. they want a more dynamic country. but they've managed to persuade a lot of older thais that big changes are needed. it is remarkable — we mentioned that this party move forward talks about reforming or changing the monarchy. that was something you couldn't even talk about five years ago in

he's garnered respect from all corners for his dedication to the residents of all counties and for making sure our roads are safe for all to use. they've increased patrols of the county's parks and roads and building up the crash investigation unit. in the last 25 year he has embodied the best of law enforcement, fairness, respect and devotion to his county, state and couldn't rhythm all the while he's been a caring father to his children and husband to his wonderful wife of 15 years, mrs. shelary, a wonderful individual in her own rightism thank him and congratulate him on being honored by those he has so selflessly served. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: our government was founded on the principle of rule by the people's elected representatives. indeed, a republic. the principle guided our nation for many years and a

delincuentes la despojaron de $10,000 al hacerle creer que tenÍan secuestrada a su vida, berenice garner a su hija. y la llevaron hasta al punto de desesperaciÓn que fue enviarles el dinero que le pedÍan. >> me estaban pidiendo $10,000. >> casos como este se repiten a diario. en el 2022 se reportaron 2.5 millones estafas y los delincuentes robaron $9,000,000,000, pero una encuesta hecha concluyÓ que la mitad de los adultos latinos piensan que los que pierden dinero son personas ingenuas y que tres de cada cinco creen que los mayores vÍctimas de estafas con mÁs frecuencia que los jÓvenes. >> son los menores de 50 los que mÁs frecuentemente caen como vÍctimas de estafa. presentadora: cuÁles serÍan las seÑales? >> una forma fÁcil de identificar una estafa es cuando recibe su notificaciÓn que no te permite actuar con raciocinio y es cuando caes en manos de estos estafadores. >> la gran mayorÍa de las vÍctimas no lo reportan. >> la gente siente vergüenza de que les digan cÓmo debo embaucar. es un crimen y hay que tratarlo como un crimen y en los crÍmenes no se puede culpar a la vÍctima. repor

minister is offering to recognize neighboring azerbaijan sovereignty over the disputed region of nig garner. kara, by the 2 former soviet republics, have been locked in conflict over the area for decades. but a pride shall see. spart has now paved the way for peace talks. it's a territory that's been plague, but i'm classes for over 2 years, punctuated by 2 deadly conflicts. but the long dispute over no gore, no care about, could be coming to an end. the looks of it. so i mean you recognize this as a by john's tarrot trade 8 to 6600 square kilometers. lots so long as as a by sean is willing to recognize a territory with integrity of our meaning is 29800 square kilometers. as far as the bi john's coverage right includes and going to cover about thought the claim number of joke on which on which who personnel and made the commitment on condition that our server. john guarantees the safety of ethnic armenians living there. the region was established by the soviets, after world war one predominantly populated by ethnic armenians. it was never the less included within the soviet socialist republ

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jonathan garner, chief asia and e.m. strategist at morgan stanley. get your -- get your day going. "daybreak asia." and available on the mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize those settings as well so you jest get the news on the industries and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. >> we were pleased with how -- with how we did and with the acceleration that we saw with the reopening. so we feel good about it. it also -- china has a lot of very good metrics. haidi: tim cook on the outlook for china but not just about china. india also stole the show. india, about 20 times on the earnings call. and just returned from visiting the country where he sees massive opportunities. and of course we saw those gains in the after hours session for apple. and they had a relatively positive quarter. iphone sales outperforming. let's see how asian suppliers for this company are doing. annabelle: thanks, sheriffy. sheriff forthe supplies, the ap. we are looking ahead to the open in china in the next hour. and so that is going to be a parti

after weeks of violence, many question if new ties will develop to garner political leverage. both sudan and ethiopia have seen conflict in recent years. sudan has hosted 50,000 refugees who fled the fighting in ethiopia between government forces and tigray rebels. but now, it is sudan that is again seeing waves of people leave at the power struggle further threatens its security and political future. imran: let's bring in our best. aicha el basri, researcher at the arab center for research and policy studies and the former spokesperson for the african union. in virginia, etana dinka, assistant professor at james madison university, focusing on the political history of ethiopia and africa. a warm welcome to each of you. this is going to put ethiopia in a difficult position. it was not that long ago that there was going to be movement on the issues between the two countries, between ethiopia and sudan, particularly when it came to the border dispute, but that has now gone out the window. where does ethiopia landed on this? >> to answer the question, we have to put the situation

you sacrifice all this for a kid that he winds up being stupid, not just stupid but so stupid it garnersn. if you're trying to hide something maybe don't do something that's going to garner a police investigation into you. i mean, did she really think that the parents were going to be like, oh, she goes to this cool and the school no she doesn't. she could have just said she had food poisoning. cops don't go there. >> greg: or stomach flue because people don't want to get near you. >> i always say explosive diarrhea. >> you do you. >> greg: because most people don't admit that kind of detail ins it's asking and no one's going to follow up a follow up question. hi explosive diarrhea and, oh. >> with that you have to do a voice. that's why i still go with i got 'rona, two weeks off don't even have to did a fake invoices. >> last time explosive was that chose to my ass and things went really bad. [laughter]. >> johnny: but also, if you claim that you've got a bathroom problem, doesn't trigger a police investigation. that's kind of the problem. >> greg: or does it. what would you do if one o

days ago, the lensky traveled around europe from italy, and i was talking about the brands and he garnered massive support, the largest, a german decision to provide weapons. so i think so far pretty impressed. and unity, are we beginning to seem public opinion in the united states? stop in yes. do i think that the united states, i'm as europe and allies will continue supporting ukraine at current levels forever know they will not. and that's precisely why it is important to begin to develop a diplomatic plan at the end of this coming offensive. to try to wrestle the conflict to the ground, to get a ceasefire admin to support the brains effort to restore territorial integrity at any goal shooting table. visit jobs coach, and thank you. my pleasure. and that's it for the show will be back on monday with the break through news host and had the war activist eugene per year and more than one month since fighting broke out into done that you have an ethical interest in the world trade successfully be stabilized by major nations, but until then you can keep in touch via will a social media or if

victory that they won yesterday, the prime minister is hoping to be able to at this time be able to garner enough votes to have a strong government, he has already signaled that this is what he's likely to do and it is not surprising really, because the greeks have known all along on the selection that probably due to the change in the system making it very hard for anybody to win outright in the government, there might be a second vote, what is surprising though, is the distance, the distance between the two parties, nobody expected the difference between the do to be more than six or 7% according to the initial polls, and yet, what happened as the wedding party managed the basically garnered twice as many votes, as the main opposition, and this obviously gives a very strong lead to the prime minister. what is also very interesting in the selection, is although it was an election marred by a number of scandals including a wiretapping scandal including a train crash that killed 57 people, the deadliest crashed in the railway history, and the blame for both of these when on the government,

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the president, trying to garner support, makes speeches to the reputation of the united states our economygo down in the face of the session, our reputation in the world will be extremely damaged. if we default on our debt, the whole world will have problems from big words. as a result , joe biden was somewhat spoiled at the end of the speech. i got lost again to see the president off the stage. it had to be a security officer. meanwhile, the border states of america. now they literally froze in anxious anticipation, today the migration restrictions that were introduced by biden's predecessor donald trump are expiring . by this time , hundreds of thousands of people had already accumulated on the side of mexico, a report by giorgi alisashvili. the cartel fighters covering the caravans of migrants fire at the mexican border guards, and the pushing crowd breaks through the cordons. and he runs to the dividing strip further swimming along the rio grande river, crawling under the barbed wire. and here it is america. well , they hardly imagined it like that; we need help in the country. where d

. >> the last generation has garnered a lot of attention and outrage over it new form of protest.embers of the group has glued themselves to the asphalt on busy roads and from mesh potatoes at paintings in art galleries. they have even glued themselves to the runway of romans airport. the activists accept that their actions can carry stiff times -- fines and jail time but reject accusations of being a criminal organization, instead pointing the finger at the government. >> the grades that were carried out this morning have been good both for all supporters of last can ration. -- last generation. they scared us, but we have to overcome our fears. the government is driving straight toward a climate health. -- climate hell/ they are even accelerating. we have to continue resisting. we have to fight loudly to preserve life. >> the group is also planning a big response to the police race, calling on supporters to protest into several german cities. maria grooming is a molecular biologist and member of scientist rebellion. i asked her how she feels about these raids. >> i am angry. it i

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floyd's death, which was entirely on videotape for to be a new yorker who is unfamiliar with eric garnerhold for far fewer minutes than george floyd or in this case, to understand that people can die from that. the flipside is, as a marine, he was trained in using a chokehold to render people unconscious. so we have to figure out from him and testimony later would affect training had in it, but he thought was going to happen. but the new york post article, i agree was to soften his image. calculated. i don't think it was a giant miscalculation by going to the post because, when you calculate, is if only the post has it, all the other media outlets will use the things that the post used. the new york times, you might have a very different approach to the same story. maybe much less friendly. but clearly what they're anticipating is our clients is going before people in front of a grand jury at some point, and we would want them to meet him earlier in the light we can cast. >> just to note that the trip to africa means nothing. why mention it? >> i just think, again, one, i understand why

>> police got out of the choke hold business after eric garner largely, certainly after george floyd. it used to be a trained technique. poppy, when i went through the lapd academy, our class was trained, it was trained in the choke hold to get a resistant suspect under control. on the idea that it would make them pass out and then they would wake up in a short while later. clearly, this has been re-evaluated in terms of the risks. the interesting thing with daniel penny is it is highly likely, his defense lawyers will show, that he was trained in the marine corps in the exact same technique where they, as we did in the lapd academy, had to practice it on each other. and that nobody died from it. >> just because you're trained that way doesn't mean that it's going to be ruled acceptable. >> no. he has a bar to reach here. and so does every other witness in the minds of the grand jurors. and that bar is was there an imminent threat of force by jordan neely who is a man who clearly needed help and wasn't getting enough? and if so, was this reckless to do because a reasonable person woul

logan webb garnered seven scoreless innings. in the sixth a couple of singles by th giants put them in the lead. a two-run homer by the astros mad it a tense 8th inning but the giants defeated the astros. san francisco plays milwaukee tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. filipino american students at san jose university are demanding change to a monument on campus. it doesn't mention filipino worker even though they were the first to walk out of the vineyards an strike for better working conditions. len ramirez spoke t a worker that said it's time to be recognized. >> reporter: unlike most of the kids he grew up in with san jose, robert never looked forward to the day when school would let out in june. >> summertime came, we will get out and do fun things. my brother and i didn't like it. that meant we had to work in th fields. >> reporter: robert, his brothe and father were some of the filipino crop workers that harvested beginning in high tid 1920s. >> we picked string beans, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, that was 6:00 to 6:00 everyday except

huge international snnnent— and garnered huge international snnneit ten— and garnered huge internationalia, with ukraine in the middle, with titen— ukraine in the middle, with titen inst— ukraine in the middle, with biden just throwing infinite teitens— biden just throwing infinite teitens et— biden just throwing infinite dollars at the— biden just throwing infinite dollars at the situation ? 0" dollars at the situation? oh, neit— dollars at the situation? oh, vveti. titen— dollars at the situation? oh, well, biden actually- dollars at the situation? oh, well, biden actually ,- dollars at the situation? oh, well, biden actually , he i don't well, biden actually, he i don't think is totally aware of what the real situation is , which i the real situation is, which i find deeply worrying . yeah, of find deeply worrying. yeah, of course it's worrying. i think the world at the moment is very worrying and also in turkey, the elections look like erdogan is going to come back and win again , which is scary, i must say. most people were rather hoping his time was up. and if you want to look at s

in this case, the politicians seems to be getting involved to garner votes to assuage.uents. the guard told investigators he spotted banco brown trying to steal from the store and that brown threatened him. brown's friends say he was on armed 74 year old woman survives a robbery in broad daylight in oakland, but she loses something precious to her in the process on east 12th street way mackerel, hatton stepped off the curb between two cars than a man with a gun runs up behind her puts the gun to her head. a second person runs up and steals her purse. one of them also stole her necklace before driving away the necklace headed jade buddha on it that mcclellan considered a good luck charm. she credits that buddha with keeping her safe and from not being badly hurt by the robbers. suit me who could hit me who could do a lot of thing? but my god, that my bulldog help me. that is a cuts the mate and i will really one to get back to my eyes. my yuri. michael hayden immigrated from vietnam to the united states in 1973 with her husband who served in the u. s army. she refuses to

it seems like and noble cause, garnering public approval without questioning the weapons capabilities or how they will be used for limitations. obviously, where you will not in public care to write if at all, and the limitations the, the key here is to give you credit that capability to defend itself. and together, we must help ukraine to shield at cities from russian bones and a rainy and drugs. and that's why the united kingdom will be the 1st country to provide ukraine with longer range buttons. now let's take a look at the latest so called defensive get from the u. k to ukraine. storm shadow is an air launched long range cruise ms. style for its acts against high value targets. the u. k announced the delivery on may 11th and t if promptly use the weapon against civilian targets in russia's look gone through a public. wireless combat aircraft from ukraine's air force carried out a missile strike on the paula pac polymers plant. and the milan meet processing facility in regard to strike was carried out using storm shadow missiles supplied to the key every gene by great britain. cont

well, another historical book has garnered several awards, including most recently, the cundhill history prize, as well as the national book award last year. ty miles is a harvard historian and she joined us recently to discuss her book, all that she carried. and joining us now on about books is professor tia miles of harvard. her most recent book is called all that she carried the journey of ashley sach, a black families keepsake. professor miles, you have won not one, not two, not three, but at least seven major awards odds for this book. what do you think was the appeal of the story? well, hello, peter. it's really such a pleasure to be here. i think the appeal of the story is that it is so personal and anyone who hears the story reads the story can relate to it because we are all parents of our children. we all have family in some way, shape or form. and this story is at heart about family and family, the bonds of love and caretaking. how did you discover the story of ashley sach? i heard about the story from a journalist down in savannah, georgia, who came to a presentation that i g

election after the country's main opposition party clinches victory in regional and local elections, garneringver 7 million votes. also coming up for you on the program, joe biden says a final bipartisan d

the region of no garner car back became a hotbed of tension after the collapse of the soviet union, as armenian, as or by john sought for control of it into bloody wars. in late 2020, i was there by john recaptured large chunks of the territory. since then, the 2 sides had been dead, lost in negotiations. rushing peacekeepers had been passed within poor seeing the ceasefire assistant professor of political science at moscow state university arthur them chuck says passion young's demands are reasonable and signify hope for change. i think that this statement is very vague and has no particular details, but i see that this move, well, this suggestion means a huge concession from are being inside and he expects maybe he'd expect symbolically reciprocal moved from either by jobs or some converter concession in return. because as ever by john was backed by turkey and he prevailed in military confrontation and it's obvious that alternative to the peaceful solution is associated with high res scott is always collision. and who was that and you lost as for media, our media is reasonable. uh, s

this city is very much in the public view, specifically garnering negative attention from the officerney general rob bonta, his accusation of the city. they've chosen to stifle affordable housing. projects discriminate against eower income families. >> and knowingly violate state housing bonta announcing a lawsuit against the city all pertaining to this. the crows apartment project. it calls for 66 supportive housing units for lower-income households at risk of homelessness. but the elk grove city council tonight, the project and instead, according to bonta, approved another project with fewer units that were more expensive. >> bonta alleges that was a violation of state fair housing laws and could constitute discrimination looking at the evidence. it's clear this project was denied because of the intended residents. >> it's wrong it's illegal. it's discriminatory and that should have done it. that's why we're taking the court. >> but the city firing back its mayor writing, quote, elk grove is not a bad actor with the city noting it has more than 1100 affordable housing units and dev

this city is very much in the public view specifically garnering negative attention from the office of attorney general rob bonta, his accusation of the city. they've chosen to stifle affordable housing. projects discriminate against lower income families. >> and knowingly violate state housing bonta announcing a lawsuit against the city all pertaining to this. the crows apartment project. it calls for 66 supportive housing units for lower-income households at risk of homelessness. but the oak grove city council tonight, the project and instead, according to bonta, approved another project with fewer units that were more expensive. >> bonta alleges that was a violation of state fair housing laws and could constitute discrimination looking at the evidence. it's clear this project was denied because of the intended residents. >> it's wrong it's illegal. it's discriminatory and they should have done it. that's why we're taking the court. >> but the city firing back its mayor writing, quote, elk grove is not a bad actor with the city noting it has more than 1100 affordable housing units an

festival -- the con film festival -- the cannes film festival began today and the opening screening has garneredttention for scandals both on and off screen. >> johnny depp is back on top playing louis xv in a movie about a former prostitute who became the king's mistress. >> [speaking french] >> because of his american accent, depp only speaks a few lines in the whole movie, leaving more scream time for actress maia webb, who wrote, produced, and directed the film. she has some scandals of her own. she has been criticized for funding the film with cash from saudi arabia. gossip and glamour going hand in hand along with plenty of star power. 80-year-old harrison ford is premiering his fifth and final indiana jones film. this time, he is battling former nazis who infiltrated the u.s. space program. together with his goddaughter, played by phoebe waller bridge. >> sometimes i think i feel more at home outside the earth's atmosphere. >> director wes anderson is back with "asteroid city," a star-studded comedic tragedy about astronomy geeks and their parents. >> except now there's an alien. >> also

and already it's garnering a lot of attention from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle with much of the focus turning to its anticipated 32 billion dollar deficit leading the governor to say this. we are walking into a budget where we need to maintain our prudence. >> and we need to prepare not just for the short term, but the medium and long term to close the shortfall. newsom put forth several proposals, including new efforts to borrow money, a call to delay spending on some projects, including the foreclosure intervention housing prevention program, more than 3 billion dollars in what's known as trigger cuts, meaning cuts that could happen if the economy does not improve. >> and then, of course, a proposal for actual cuts, including reductions of about 6 billion dollars from his 5 year environmental climate package. and up to 2 billion dollars for some transit projects. >> i know it's not but we have to see these public transportation systems letting them fall apart is not an option. senator scott wiener of san francisco expressed disappointment, especially over the proposed tran

. >>> the impacts of social media on children and teens garnered a new recommendation for parents today. the american psychological association says young people should get training in social media literacy. the goal is to help them have balance, safe and meaningful experiences. also social media is neither inherently harmful nor beneficial to youth, they say, it's about how the kids use it. guidelines include minimizing exposure, having routine screenings for signs of problems, restricting use that might disrupt sleep and physical activity, and limiting beauty comparisons on social media. the report calls for investigative research, funding, and access to get more data from tech companies. all great recommendations. the hard part as a parent is implementing it. the truth is, those recommendations are good for adults as well. we get caught up in the whole comparison thing on social media just as much, i think. >> we've all got to take a break sometimes. >> limit the screen time. >>> let's talk about the weather. we should all get outside. warmer? >> i detect excitement, yeah. next coupl

the famous name did not garner her as many votes as her opposition. >> a new progressive force in theandscape of thai politics. peter has led his party to victory in the lower house of parliament now he says he is ready for the top job. >> people of thailand have spoken their wish. i'm ready to be the prime minister for all whether you agree or disagree with me. >> the 42-year-old has built a large base for ties that are young. for those who are fed up with promilitary leadership. he is vowed to move ahead of the country's real defamation law which could put people to jail for up to 15 years for anything deemed as an insult to thailand's royal family. his promises include promoting small businesses, curbing monopolies and ending military prescription. >> move forward is a new frontier. it is not about populism. they have tapped into a lot of sentiments that have been feeling that thailand needs to change. that change has to do with the reform of the monarchy, getting rid of the draft. pita limjaroenrat spent time in new zealand as a teenager before studying in bangkok and harvard at t

get their voices heard, and this is a feeling shared by the opposition either respond, sancho has garnered so much support among young people. he feels that the government is using the ports to collab down on the opposition, just like these protests is that feel like the security forces. the government is using the security forces to come down on their voices. but for the government's perspective, this is a question of law and order in maintaining the security of this area. but you can see how, how much a police presence there is here. there's a tear gas counting just their v on a regular basis. we can hear the sound of a tear gas being fired and a head crowds of protesters continue to fight with the security forces. marian, right, so and people are upset with the government, but perhaps opposition to the government has now sort of converge with the legal action against as monday. sancho, what is what is next for him? because he is facing a number of accusations now that he has to try and fight before he can run in the presidential election next year of the best. all right, there is a cour

larry elder, nikki haley, these are wonderful people who might well be able to garner the support of a majority of americans. >> how many of them do you know well? >> i know all of them well. as it happens. i do not know bobby kennedy junior well. i have had him on my radio show. the others i do know very well. >> we are going to take calls for dennis in just a few minutes. it will put the numbers on the screen. go ahead and dial in. 202 748 2000. if you want to send a quick text message, 202748 8903. include your first name in your city if you would. we were sitting here talking before we got started. people were coming up to get selfies with you. there was a real variety of faces, ages, men, women. and i would ask them why they're fans of you. two answers we got, young woman said because you are talking about things on your show that we are not talking about in secular society. and the second one, that gentleman said because you make sense. and left it at that. >> well, i'm glad you saw this, because it always moves me when i walk through airports, there is no way to predict who is

with the all of those groups and with us to help to craft this executive order in a manner that garneredad support across that spectrum. and tomorrow we will be releasing a detailed update on how we are implementing that executive order. we've been hard at work over the last year making sure that we are meeting as many of the deadlines and requirements of that order as we possibly can, and we will report on our progress tomorrow. mr. capehart: and tomorrow being thursday, may 25. another element of your extensive portfolio has been to infuse racial equity and justice within federal agencies. how do you go about achieving that? is it something -- how does it look in practice versus the effort that it takes to actually get it done? how much intentionality has to be a part of achieving those goals? ms. rice: well, a great deal. so let me back up and explain. on president biden's first day in office, he signed a historic executive order infusing equity in everything that the federal government does. what do we mean by that? we mean by enabling underserved communities, whether they are commun