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court determined they are not justice stephen breyer wrote the majority opinion in it, he says the ity's lack of meaningful involvement in the selection of flags or the crafting of their messages leads us to classify the flag raisings as private, not government, speech >> murder charges against a former police officer. the evidence laid out against him in the shooting of a 12-year-old boy. plus, reaction to the grand jury's decision from the boy's family >>> and we're live in ohio on the eve of the first senate primary of the midterms. the state of the republican race and the message from the candidate backed by former president trump as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news on cnbc. >>> get back to the office some companies are practically begging workers. but seems most employees really aren't buying it so now some corporations are trying to sweeten the deal they're adding new amenities to lure workers back to their desks. think roof decks, espresso bars, even private scooters to get you to that next meeting on time here's cnbc's perry russom >> welcome back. >> it

there's no all—english final in the champions league as manchester city face more harsh real—ity.not deny it, we were so close to a champions league final. and ahead of a different final, we re—unite st helens captain jodie cunningham and the women's challenge cup. it's a little less energetic this time. also coming up in the programme... after three years away, badminton�*s back with more than just the horses happy about it. hello again. i doubt manchester city fans will want to be reminded but the champions league has delivered two extraordinary nights of drama. liverpool's timely charge in villarreal sent them to the final, while city were the victims of something verging on the extreme, even by their standards, in madrid. it all means that the europa league — and don't forget the conference league — have a lot to live up to, with three more british sides hoping to reach a european final tonight. for west ham and rangers, the chance to set up an all—british final, which for the premier league club would end a long wait. alistair bruce ball is in germany for their second leg aga

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these are events that are, that have been led by some dark forces that still exist today and so itis important to call that out. we understand there is still a lot of work to do . when you talk about people's lives in this way it's not about politics, about making sure we are doing everything we can to uproot this evil that we're seeing. this hatred that we're seeing . making sure we're working towards that. >>. [inaudible] >> again, this is about the lives of people who were taken in a violent way. and in an abhorrent way. the focus for the president is to make sure that we call this out. we call out white supremacy. we call out hatred. as i said before this is still being investigated. this is still being looked at the moral miss, the moral center of this could be called out that's going to be the focus. that's what you're going to see the president do tomorrow. is going to meet with the victims, have conversationand offer them comfort . he's going to listen to them and hear what is it they want to share with him and he's going to work with congress call on congress to work on gun

itis cases or heart inflammation because it tracks with what they ate purity.et their next booster >> what is the message for folks of the older generation who might be a little bit hesitant about this? well, i think first of all, stephanie, it's really important for everyone to get their first booster shot. >> i think the debate is being lost with booster in general. but make no mistake about it. that for was to shop for events, deaths and we have that rescinded real micron, the second booster shot. i think given the current wave in the country, the feds are recommending that for those over 50 and those over 12 way immune compromised. >> you know what should what kind of conversation should say? i be having with my my parents who are in their 60's about getting this booster? >> well, i think we have a new variant of this is a new time. it's completely safe. there's no risk of immune exhaustion or more side effects and particularly for seniors. it not just prevents infection. it protects >> and let's talk a little bit too about this new antiviral pill treatment

if the price went up to support - farmers, then i don't think i'd have too much of an issue with iti really thought about it yet. i am scared of the general price rise. i haven't looked specifically at the eggs, though. we always buy free—range eggs. i mean, fortunately we can afford them but, you know, if you buy battery eggs or cheap eggs, then, yes, i mean... everything's going to go up, unfortunately. so whilst free—range eggs will be back on the shelves for now, the future of the industry is far less certain. so, how important is the egg industry? we eat 13 billion eggs every year, so demand is really high. a little bit later, this is where the hens will be coming out, those doors will be lifted and they will also run straight into the acre field. in terms of calls about putting the prices up, the british retail consortium say they are constrained about how much additional cost they can push on to consumers in this very difficult market. in this case, the egg has come first but the chicken isn't too far behind, there is predictions that chicken could become as pricey as beef, th

well after two year pandemic itis. oakland's greek festival is back. oakland hills and includes music, dancing, arts, crafts and, of course, lots of delicious greek food. it's sponsored by the greek orthodox cathedral of the ascension, and this year the festival is celebrating. its 50th year. the festival continues today in the oakland hills and the food is good. there was coming our way with the wind blowing toward our place. well fire crews in solano county gaining ground this morning on a grass fire that did force evacuations will tell you what cruz say could be the cause of that fast moving fire also ahead. is this huge crisis mad scramble dietitians, doctors, nurses, colin patients twitching formulas trying to figure out what it worked for different formulas. the u. s military stepping in to help with the baby formula shortage. how an operation overseas is expected to ease the problem here in the us plus the warriors are taking on the mavericks. it is game three of the western conference finals. going to show you where you can catch tonight's game

it all depends where itis and what you're trying to accomplish . our office that does that works closely with the different programs to do that . if any personnel to ask for additional personnel. but certainly if we have an opportunity to speed along ha with that we would be happy to do that and looking into how that can help n. >> i look forward to working on that because we got to get that done strategic deployment is critical . >> i couldn't cagree more . >> let me ask another question chief. in your testimony you noted cbp is shifting border patrol agents and cbp officers from other locations to assist at the southern border. when i visited last month personnel there said while these temporary duty assignments certainly help address increased migrant flows they are taxing for the agents, officers and their families and are not a long-term solution . i'm also concerned at the continual and likely increased ship and personnel at the southern border will have a detrimental impact on security along the northern h border . how will cbp work to incre