my name is linda griffin and i am from alabama.ave a work for lockheed martin for more than 25 years. [applause] i had to work on several programs where i helped. [applause] i consider my teammates family. i could say that the entire lockheed martin team is honored by this event today. it will be great honor to introduce the president of the united states. [applause] pres. biden: i tell you what linda, if i were a ceo of this company i would be worried. well, good afternoon everyone and thank you jim for the invitation to be here today and it linda for the warm welcome today. anna congressman sewall thank you -- and thank you congressman sewall for all of the work that you do. i wanted to come down to alabama to know that the american people know, by the way --. sometimes the press is always fair with me. every once in a while i make a mistake. anyways, years ago when i first started talking on his job, i said please take your seats. there were no seats. everyone was standing, there were no seats. the american people know what this

that was can griffin -- that was ken griffin speaking at the milken conference.t is a decision most people in this market do not want them to have to make. futures on the s&p 500 unchanged . the nasdaq 100 unchanged as well. everything unchanged, seemly. crude -0.7%. euro-dollar has had a look at 1.04 over the last couple of days. hanging on to 1.5 now. tom: i think the vix still shows a tension out there even with that recovery inequities -- recovery in equities. i can't do a thing with my bowtie today. jonathan: what are you trying to do with it? tom: i just want to get it on an even keel. lisa: biden struggled with that as well biden struggled with that as well. tom: did you see the president? jonathan: did you get home ok? i never heard from you. tom: well, what stays in washington stays in washington. joe mathieu with us now, at the dinner this saturday, 14 tables away from me, front and center with the president. an equally divided washington, fractured this morning by this story from politico. to be clear, the media, while they are poised, they indicate th

coming up next, ken griffin says recession is inevitable, but not likely in the short-term.hat interview is just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's take a look how sovereign bonds are shaping up. we are seeing the move when it comes to the australian 10 year yield dropping nine basis points. this after we saw treasuries ending the session highs. the yield came off the richest levels of the day. let's look at the breaking news across the bloomberg. new zealand april trade numbers coming through. imports $5.73 billion. trade surplus. for april and the 12 month year today, that leaves a trade deficit of $9.117 billion. shery: it's time now for morning calls ahead of the asia trading day. strategist are saying investors worried about the u.s. recession may have gone too far. there will be no recession this year she says and the economy can bounce back. hsbc strategists are slashing their year and targets i 9%. they said the u.s. market is facing a growth slowdown in the second and third quarters. real rate shock is also sweeping through markets. strategist suggest staying

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charlie: that's when melvin nearly collapsed and ken griffin had to bail him out, of citadel securitieshat it was unfair to the small investor out there, that ken griffin, they piled on other conspiracies that ken griffin was manipulating shares of amc and then you had the fed. now people don't realize this. for all these, all the power of the amc apes, the gme crowd, jerome powell is actually their daddy. he's the dude. without him in the market -- liz: make everything free money. charlie: fueling free money, it's over and right now, most retail investors did not get in on amc at eight or three or whatever, they got in at 20, 30 , 40, 50, 60, 70 traded as high as 77 last june. it's now trading, we should show a chart, last i looked it was below 12, there we go. this thing, according to every professional trader i know, is over because the fed is going to be in there with consecutive interest rates. there's no short squeeze, there's no problem with borrowing shares, adam aron, the ceo of amc itself said the apes meme conspiracy theory this is being shorted in dark pools through syntheti

trey: fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin is joining us now. think the border between finland and russia is about 800 miles long. if my history is right, russia has invaded finland in the past. so why is nato right now. >> you talk about the 800 mile border, if finland joins, with sweden in coming months, you will double the amount of nato-border that russia will face. that 800 miles that will now be double what russia -- before the invasion of ukraine. putin is getting opposite of what he intended. he has two neighbors nordic countries to will join nato. what making finland interesting, is that finland has the largive artillery of any army in europe other than russia, finland is a very developed military, they have a strong air force, they will not need nato to send troops to set up bases inside of finland. this country will not be a drain on nato resources, you -- the fact that 20% of the fins did not want to -- or wanted to join nato before the invasion of ukraine now it is up to 80%, it shows how much fear there is that putin is not stoppin

my portfolio managers -- guy: bloomberg's francine lacqua speaking with ken griffin. bloomberg. ♪ guy: we are wrapping up the thursday session for european stocks. one more day to go. it has been an incredibly bumpy week. today no exception. most european markets are down recently. the ftse 100 is underperforming. in dax down by 1.2. the cac aura down by 1.55 -- cac khairat -- the cac down by 1.55. we had a lot of work to do first thing this morning. we had been in a pretty tight range ever since. off the lows, but only just. a lot of people are trying to answer that question right now, where does the stock drop stop is one that we hear a lot right now. every single sector is in negative territory. the obvious outperformer's, health care and utilities doing well. energy is underperforming more than that. at the bottom of the market, the growth continuing to react. food and beverages down. insurance, financial services and retail sector. work field making a bid for home serve. it's around 1200. still a little bit of caution. the private equity story continues. some of

so griffin expressed she wanted to do something for the kids? >> she did. wanted to send firewood so people would stay warm. and then wanted to send wood to help rebuild. so we agreed upon the sun flower bags. that was -- we filled with art supplies and comfort supplies. >> so how did it all come together? because it is one thing to have an idea but as a mom you want to -- you're hearing your child wants to do something for the kids suffering. how do you get from there to getting the sun flower bags to the kids in poland? >> once she said she wanted the wood to rebuild i felt like i wanted to move. >> wasn't going to stop? >> she is quite tenacious. i wanted to make certain we were able to fulfill the mission. the first thing we did was we spoke about immediate use funds. how important that is and we did that with a fund we set up in my dad's honor called the 72 fund and then the next step was to send the sun flower bags. and it was tricky. because you can't just -- ngos need funds and can't just send supplies and ironically right before the war started ukr

emily: ken griffin at the milken institute.rg will bring your more coverage from the conference throughout the suite. and speaking of these companies, they are now struggling over concerns of what role online media will play in the future. tech companies lost $2 trillion in market value during april alone. why not and how long will it last? i'm joined by rich greenfield to get his perspective. when you look at media companies, in particular netflix, spotify, meta, all down more than 50% so far this year. how long is this keep up? rich: this is pretty ugly. i think part of the challenge is we're in sort of uncharted territory. we don't, we know what a recession looks like. we know what global or geopolitical unrest looks li ke in eastern europe and russia. what we don't know if the unlock effect of the pandemic. and what i mean by that is, has consumer behavior really fundamentally changed? you're looking at sort of a surge vacation travel. people want to be out of their houses. try to book a trip to disney world. it is complete

anderson. >> drew griffin, appreciate it.g up, more on what we're learning about the children and the teachers killed in this tragedy, including 10-year-old son and a big brother, jose flores jr., whose dad describes him as full of energy, ready to play till the night. more on this little boy coming up. rom didiscover. - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with priceline. you save more, so you can “woooo” more. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. every trip is a big deal. ♪ (drum roll) ♪ ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (camera shutters) the all-new lx 600. ready for any arena. ♪ ♪ -hi, i'm smokey bear and i made an assistant to help you out. because only you can prevent wildfires. -hey assistant smokey bear, call me papa bear because i'm "grrr-illing" up dinner. haha, do you get it? -yes. good job. -so, what should i do with all of these coals? -don't just toss them out. put them in a metal container because those embers can start a wildfire. -i understand, the

>> commissioner griffin: here. >> commissioner hallisy: here. >> commissioner jupiter-jones: here. >> commissioner mazzola: here. >> the san francisco recreation and park commission acknowledges that we occupy the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone people. we honor the people for their enduring commitment to mother earth. as the indigenous protecters and of the land, the ramaytush ohlone has never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities to this place. as stewards of parkland we recognize our duty to honor the ramaytush ohlone. as uninvited guests we affirm their sovereign rights as first peoples and wish to pay respects to the elders of the ramaytush ohlone community. welcome to the park and rec commission meeting this thursday, april 21, 2022. this is being held in hybrid format. there are options to participate remotely. members of the public who are joining us in room 416 must be seated at all times unless you're up to speak during public comment. there is plenty of seats -- i won't bother with that piece. you may be view the meeting live on sfgovtv and you

. >> the griffin. >> the griffin. >> which is the symbol of the city. >> right. >> and that is a message perugia. >> be careful because he is. >> that's right that's it. we are silencing. >> this standoff reached a breaking point in 1540 when pope paul the iii hit perugia where it really hurt. >> you have to know that one of the most popular food in umbria and pergia are the salami. what did the pope do? he said okay in order to use the sword now i will put a tax on the sword. >> it's crazy. >> it's crazy. >> the salt tax was the last straw. perugia declared war on the pope. but the paypal army crushed the insurgents in the streets. and the pope built a fortress smack in the middle of the town to show the people who was boss. but that didn't stop the people. their spirit of resistance lived on with a culinary plan to rebel against their oppressor. matteo takes me to one of his favorite hangouts. it's a new take on the traditional bodega. amongst the bounty of finest meats and cheeses the secret weapon in the battle against the salt tax. >> really? wow. [speaking foreign language] foehne

so that was a little bit closer to both temper, to napkins with a griffin. i'm with much other contributor i'm calling in with operations in grey's own village is often turned into a full fledged combat with heavy weapons used even today. ukrainian soldiers aren't shy about discussing the process with stella. we ride it by name, it is shovel. devilishly ident income building boy lab series page i and some to my lot and he said as a fearful, it was good to sit on the go. them does get it and i am with a started but it me but have to put that also shall put it will be the deal enough . but at the bellagio asia ah, he like be little and large. i don't like the pretty easily. he won't add too much, i don't know geology later. when adam, he do it that way. again, you don't interruption level and i had it. if will aly delay shall i? e, g, a diarrhea is going to guild that you know, this is sal. i mean, we don't have those dollars that the media self worth worth or the would not be meeting yet. mailing a shame at academia. we're getting me the guy that alleged yard

in the reason i was michaela griffin are traveling with the german chancellor. well, freak weather event such as heat waves and flooding are happening more and more often, most scientists blame climate change, but experts also a bit forecasting technology sometimes fails to predict natural disasters. now the european space agency is showing of new satellites which could help to make with the forecasts more accurate. this isn't tornado alley. but a small town in western germany. 43 people were injured when a freak weather event last week took everyone by surprise. where the satellites provide detailed data, but sudden localized events are hard to predict lifeless ego order. long term, or even 24 hour forecasts are quite possible to visit. but for very local events like thunderstorms. we need a lot more data, more satellites, and protect acknowledging if at all, and we're getting there one term it was best to teach log you. and does it often vision say, is currently presenting projects like these to industry experts and bomb. he is a congress, is this congress is

what you thing about ken griffin's comments? i know you were studying that carefully. something interesting to say about retail traders and wall street bets going after a certain hedge funds. and how that was not nice because it was after teachers pensions. tom: which lit up twitter. jonathan f.: i did not fully resonate with me. tom: it was so political. thank you to francine lacqua for bringing up that third rail. jonathan f.: just to get them to go deeper on that. i thought she'd had done a brilliant job. tom: i one stay out of that because we would like to work monday. this is really important, the gentlelady from the massachusetts institute of technology is with us, katie kaminski, research strategist at alpha simplex. she and i will drag ourselves back in years to what mattered the last time commodities really lifted. katie kaminski, you and i will not turn this into a nerd fast, but let's be honest, the reason the commodity game exists as jon ferro mentioned, copper is staggering a little bit here is commodities trend like nothing else. are commodities going to

more we have more motivation like we've seen now in ukraine in washington, jennifer griffin fox news. these nets will continue to do what they were designed to do, which is to trap and harm and kill marine life, and that's enough to convince some drivers to risk their own lives coming up what they're doing off california's coast. ed and weather. nice warm up today you will definitely notice more fog and cooler temperatures in your sunday forecast and also into next week we'll have your updated forecast coming up, plus the nine of this world mission. spacex pulls off to launches in two days with the company hopes to accomplish is company hopes to accomplish is ahead. ♪ dude, great ride! right? this silverado keeps me connected and in control. and this touchscreen is my command center. ♪ ♪ my command center... the 2022 silverado lt. find new control. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 1.9% financing on all 2022 silverado 1500 pickups. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. thap in southern california group of divers. their report, cristina gonzalez spoke to the diver

drew griffin reporting.or law enforcement analyst, the former fbi deputy director, andrew mccabe, and the former philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey. chief ramsey, how disturbing are those messages you just heard? how challenging is it for law enforcement to act on them? >> well, it's very disturbing, obviously. but it's very difficult for law enforcement to act on something like this. there's no way we can monitor every social media platform. but i do think that there are things that can be done, such as better educating the public, particularly young people, that if they do see a message where a person is threatening to harm themselves or others, bring it to the attention of authorities. that's the only way we're going to be able to get on top of this. in this particular case, he sent those messages just prior to actually committing the act. so even if it had been sent to law enforcement, there may not have been a sufficient time to really react. so it's very, very challenging, very difficult.

victor. >> drew griffin with the latest reporting there. thank you. >> it's all so chilling. and obviously so sickening. rosa flores is here with me. she's been listening in as the last hour, officials gave us more details on the time line of events yesterday, so what, they broke some news, tell us what they said. >> they did. they gave us a better sense of what was happening when. although we still have a lot of questions about what happened and what didn't happen before this shooter entered the school. first of all, let's start from the beginning, we have two crime scenes here, the first crime scene starts at about noon yesterday when the shooter shoots his grandmother, as you just reported. shortly thereafter he drives toward this school, at the end of the road you see behind us, there's a ditch. he crashes into the ditch, exits the vehicle with one rifle. he purchased two rifles in march, and more than 300 rounds of ammunition, he gets out of the vehicle with one rifle, and walks towards the school. now, here is the big question, because according to governor abbott, this

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>> mike: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jen, many thanks.e steel plant in mariupol ukraine by russian portions. this comes as a capture the combatant faces serious charges in the ukrainian court. correspondent trey yingst reports from kyiv. >> 21-year-old is walked into court. he is the first russian soldier face war time charges in ukraine. >> he surrendered on his own. all other issues are related to material and criminal proceedings. >> the attorney spoke on his behalf but did not address the charges he faces for killing an unarmed 62-year-old civilian days after the war began. ukraine's prosecutor general says she is investigating more than 10,000 alleged war crimes by russian troops. many of whom left evidence behind. in another step to highlight russian aggression, officials in kyiv are displaying over 2,000 abandoned and destroyed pieces of equipment at the museum of the great patriotic war. from russian boots to missiles to ids, the museum's director says this is evidence for the world to see that russia is committing atrocities agai

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ken griffin is probably on the right side. maria: 14% interest rate. that's some number. when the ten-year was at 14%? >> i was but -- maria: admit it. you were? well, look, i think, you know, you have to look at this economy as being bifurcated, right, the demand side is still pretty good consumers are spending money, the april job's report is due out friday 8:30 a.m. when we are all hands on deck for the friday report, economies are looks for a gain of 400,000 jobs. assess the economy from your standpoint? >> yeah, this is what i've been talking about. i get inflation, inflation. everyone knows it exist. we know it's high and markets do price in everything, right? we are looking at ten-year treasury at 3%. it really does come down to consumer and i think it's just going to show you again that the consumer is extremely strong. we are definitely going to 3.5%, we will create 3 to 4 million jobs this year on top of that and if you look at job openings, the report will show you a hundred thousand job openings. i was at the airport again last night sitting on the tarmac beca

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cnn's drew griffin joining us now with the details. drew, what have you learned?is conversation between these two people started a few weeks ago online but the last messages coming in realtime as this horrific crime began to unfold. >> reporter: this is the text conversation captured just moments before the 18-year-old shooter would attempt to kill his grandmother, then, in his words, shoot up an elementary school. you know what i'm going to do right now, he writes, tell me is the response. i can't, since my grandpa hasn't left. i'm waiting for this dude to leave. shortly after 11:00 a.m. texas time the suspect then complains about his grandmother and his phone bill. i'm waiting for this bitch. i'm going to do something to her right now. she's on with at&t about my phone. it's annoying. five minutes pass, then, i just shot my grandma in her head. ima go shoot up an elementary school right now. that last message sent at 6:21 p.m. german time which would have been 11:21 a.m. in uvalde, texas. 11 minutes later police received their first call of a shooting at robb el

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we go live now to lviv work griffin jenkins has more as an interview with the president hi griffin. >ill do on monday, may 9. now president zelensky today issued a very important message to the ukrainian people pretty said do not ignore the air raid sirens. this is your life it is because the war is raging across the country, particularly there in mariupol the besieged city obviously some good news coming out today the deputy prime minister saying the women, children and elderly were able to get out of that steel plants. obviously the fighters remain as russia continues to storm the plant and evolve that area. we did in our sit down talk a little bit about the president zelensky paid what struck me was the fact that on date 70 today were going in today 74 now but on day 70 we sat down with him on wednesday, he was adamant that a visit by president biden would be very helpful, here's what he had to say listen. >> how important is it that president biden come to kyiv to see bucha and what's happened here? >> it is important. i think is very important. in our minds, and our society presi

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jon: yesterday, we heard from ken griffin as he was addressing some of the questions on the issue oflation. are you getting a sense on what they think the road ahead is going to look like when it comes to battling higher prices? romaine: everyone seems to have the same opinion, inflation is going to run well above recent historical averages and we will have to get used to it. that does not mean we will be at a .5%, but a baseline of 3% to 5%. a lot of the folks are in credit and loans. for a lot of them, the higher inflationary environment creates an opportunity for quite a few of them. maybe not necessarily straight equity investors, but overall, the think we will avoid a recession, at least here in the u.s. despite inflationary pressures and whatever the fed has in store as they meet in washington. jon: great perspective, we look forward to your coverage. romaine bostick joining us, obviously everybody is turned to get ahead of what we will have in focus tomorrow with the fed conversation. in terms of the market today, it has been a day where investors have shown a willingness to b

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that we always honor those who have honored america with their sacrifice. >> jennifer griffin. >> bretary series. it's now available. you can stream it right now called the unauthorized history of the vietnam war. it took a long time putting this together. it takes a fresh look at this controversial episode from america's past, including how u.s. troops were treated as they returned home from the war. here's an excerpt. >> unlike previous generations, the men and women who served in vietnam did not receive a hero's welcome at home. it was very shameful episode in our history. not just abandoning our ally which was very unfortunate, and hurt u.s. reputation amongst other countries throughout the world, also the treatment of vietnam veterans was absolutely despicable. revisionist on the left side now no one was spit on and that didn't happen. yes, it did happen and can you talk to a number of vietnam veterans who talk very vividly about their experience coming home. >> when i got to process at oakland army base, we walked through a tunnel off the tarmac into a like a hang garr building o

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griff: an excellent and insightful interview by our colleague, jennifer griffin. other republican senators making a surprise trip to kyiv today to meet with president zelenskyy. this as a bipartisan bill that sends $40 billion in additional aid to ukraine is still suck in the senate. greg palkot has latest from the ground in kyiv. hey, greg. >> reporter: hey, griff, that's right. as the war rages on, a surprise u.s. visit to ukraine. mcconnell along with senators barroso, cornyn rain collins -- cornyn and collins meeting with zelenskyy if -- in an unannounced stop here. zelenskyy is hoping for continued bipartisan support in the u.s. including that latest military aid bill. meanwhile, the war continues on multiple fronts. various sources now saying ukraine has pushed back russian forces in the country's second biggest city of kharkiv. that's being described as a major military victory. still, russia is pounding away at numerous other positions to the east and the south of country as it grinds out that gain. a short whiling ago we spent some time with the former uk

i'm griffin g r. i sloan the battery recycling loop as of growing concerned for all car manufacturers in their drive to secure raw materials needed to build millions of batteries. pry moebius is helping mercedes benz construct its own recycling factory. as it seeks to maximize its recycling rate and cut resource consumption and production costs. from 2023 mercedes aimed to reclaim 96 percent of all its battery cell resources recouping with him nickel and cobalt in a circular production system. other automobile manufacturers are far on similar paths. such recycling minds could ease raw material consumption and environmental damage and help the transition to e mobility. whether on land, water, or up in the air, has to a brush or more sustainable automotive future. see you next time i'm ref ah, with you a proper information. oh, i would say i'm the perfect roman legion there. we embark on an expedition into the past roman cities fort and the famous lines border wall gush digging tracy's room and footstep

the so called nazi isaac griffin, killed more than 2000000 jews on occupied soviet soil. they deliver debt without mercy, women, children, even the elderly, most normal people would go mad, having to execute orders like that. but officers and s as uniform had no such crimes. never for a moment did they consider what they were doing was wrong, let alone at being a crime. they were trained and prepared by nazi propaganda to day. even the radical measures are not radical enough. years of covers used to say, ah, you, in the ussr, german soldiers were captives of another myth. that in order to bring down the soviet system, it was essential to annihilate the jews, since they were believed to be the primary foundation of bolshevism. in other occupied countries, the germans would force the jews into ghettos. though they were allowed to live. uttering awaiting the usaa, the nazis began to annihilate entire jewish communities. we've eaten what group to push the wireless look for you. pull to scare us, deal of since you are new. do to do old dot between yours lose thought your progr

sugar knowing or maybe just half as much, half dilute fruit 1st would have been use smaller amounts. griffin cut out sugar, where every caroline's response was good. that's what mickael vested and lost over 40 kilos. his sense of taste has changed to. now natural sweetness is enough for him. oh, dieting is something many of us have had a go as we asked people in berlin about their experiences gone up to this cloud. of course i've tried diet. what women hasn't, i haven't nor do i know anyone who has, i just tried to eat healthy food on them. i tried shorter diet and it doesn't work for me. for fever exercise, you lots of you to lots of movement. that's how you burn calories on colored and get back. we followed a vegan diet for a while. we've done everything work. if you want to lose weight, you need to eat less. but that's easier said than done. the internet and magazines are full of all sorts of miracle diets that help you, shen pounds, but how many actually work this pyramid shows what the lungs in a healthy daily diet. the basis is non sugary drinks, then come plant based foods, fruit, veg